Quote by Dana Thompson-Dorsey, Associate Professor of Education Law, Policy, and Leadership, Department of Leadership, Policy, and Lifelong Learning, University of South Florida, College of Education: “The Race Card: Leading the Fight for Truth in America’s Schools is an ABSOLUTE must read for school leaders, teachers, parents, community leaders, policymakers, and anyone who wants to be a Frontline Leader for students. Dr. Milner begins the book with a critical reminder that the American school system is still an unwelcoming, traumatizing space for too many minoritized youth as it continually propagates whiteness and engages in anti-Black racist policies and practices. He then boldly calls on all school leaders to recognize that the urgency is now and the responsibility is theirs to become Frontline Leaders and transform the learning experiences for young people by fighting for racial justice, equity, and truth. In this book, Dr. Milner takes you on an illuminating and awe-inspiring journey to becoming a Frontline Leader with valuable lessons along the way such as how to close the opportunity gap, and how to disrupt racism, whiteness, and anti-Black racism in schools. Like I said, this book is a must-read!”
“The Race Card: Leading the Fight for Truth in America’s Schools is an ABSOLUTE must read for school leaders, teachers, parents, community leaders, policymakers, and anyone who wants to be a Frontline Leader for students. Dr. Milner begins the book with a critical reminder that the American school system is still an unwelcoming, traumatizing space for too many minoritized youth as it continually propagates whiteness and engages in anti-Black racist policies and practices. He then boldly calls on all school leaders to recognize that the urgency is now and the responsibility is theirs to become Frontline Leaders and transform the learning experiences for young people by fighting for racial justice, equity, and truth. In this book, Dr. Milner takes you on an illuminating and awe-inspiring journey to becoming a Frontline Leader with valuable lessons along the way such as how to close the opportunity gap, and how to disrupt racism, whiteness, and anti-Black racism in schools. Like I said, this book is a must-read!”
Dana Thompson-Dorsey, Associate Professor of Education Law, Policy, and Leadership
Department of Leadership, Policy, and Lifelong Learning, University of South Florida, College of Education