By reframing how they react in difficult situations, educators can help ensure Black students feel and do better in school.

By Zi Jia Ng

Juneteenth — the nascent federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery — is approaching.

But while slavery officially ended 159 years ago, with the final enforcement of the Emancipation Proclamation in Galveston, Texas, the echoes of slavery can still be felt in the nation’s schools today.

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