The Work Is the Resistance: Equity in the Everyday
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The Work Is the Resistance: Equity in the Everyday
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In this episode of The Equity Hour, Dr. Tami speaks with Leroy Smith, an educational leader and advocate, about the power of culturally affirming education, trauma-informed practices, and what it means to center justice in daily school life. Through personal stories and professional insights, this conversation highlights how resistance shows up in the everyday work of educators who believe in equity for all students—especially Black boys and neurodivergent learners.
Topics Covered:
- Culturally responsive curriculum & pedagogy
- Supporting students with IEPs and learning differences
- Affirmation and visibility for marginalized youth
- Healing-centered leadership
- Community-rooted educational change
Resources Mentioned:
- Wake by Dr. Rebecca Hall
- Healing-centered work by Dr. Shawn Ginwright
Connect with Leroy: https://realizedsolutionsllc.com/
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