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Unknown Host hosts Black vs The Board of Education Podcast, a business show with 161 episodes published.
This week, BVBOE examines how race, accountability, media coverage, and public perception shape the way we talk about young people involved in high-profile incidents. Why do some young people receive empathy while others
A graduation stage. A diploma. One viral moment that turned into a national conversation. This week on BVBOE, our Summer Fellows join the discussion to unpack the graduation moment that had everyone talking. What some sa
“Give us time.” “Trust the process.” “We’re working on it.” These are phrases families hear all the time. But what happens when the process moves slower than the harm? In this unapologetic episode, the BVBOE team examine
This week on Black v. The Board of Education, the BVBOE team steps back from the noise to unpack the headlines you may have missed—and the stories sitting just beneath them. From overlooked developments to underreported
This race isn’t just about a seat—it’s about breaking ceilings and shifting power. If elected, Dr. Flojaune Cofer would become the first Black woman to serve as a Sacramento County Supervisor. But BVBOE is asking the big
Compton is no stranger to transformation—but leadership determines direction. With the mayor’s seat in play, the question isn’t just who can win—it’s who can lead. BVBOE pulls up with Councilman Andre Spicer to talk visi
Episode 1 This week on Black v. the Board of Education, we sit down with Councilwoman Mai Vang as she steps into a congressional race that’s about more than just a seat—it’s about how power actually works. Challenging a
BVBOE shifts the conversation to the earliest years where independence, confidence, and identity begin to take shape. This week, we sit down with author Angel Boone, whose new book series focuses on helping young childre
This week on Black v. The Board of Education, we dive into a raw, freeform conversation unpacking a difficult question: Why do families and educators sometimes defend systems they know are harming students? From fear and
This week on Black v. The Board of Education , we’re joined by Dr. Charles Bell to discuss his book No Restraint: Disabled Children and Institutionalized Violence in America’s Schools . He breaks down how restraint polic
This episode tackles a question nobody likes to say out loud. As schools struggle under increasing demands, the BVBOE team engages in a raw discussion about responsibility, boundaries, and expectations. Where does the sc
BVBOE continues the conversation with Sacramento County Office of Education District 1 candidate Dominique Donette . This isn’t a campaign stop — it’s a conversation rooted in accountability. We’re asking the questions f
PART 1 This week, BVBOE switches gears for a special remix episode as we sit down with Sacramento County Office of Education District 1 candidate Davon Thomas . This isn’t a campaign stop—it's a conversation. We’re askin
Testing season comes with pressure, fear, and consequences—but not for everyone equally. The BVBOE team questions who standardized testing actually holds accountable and whether the fallout lands disproportionately on ce
Emails unanswered. Calls ignored. Meetings postponed. Is school silence incompetence—or a deliberate tactic? This episode explores how disengagement is sometimes used to wear families down and how power shows up in who g
This episode is a temperature check—and a truth check. The BVBOE team digs into what families are experiencing right now versus what schools are publicly claiming. From discipline patterns to special education delays and
School records don’t always reflect the full story. In this episode, BVBOE takes a closer look at how incident reports, behavior logs, and cumulative files are written—and how the language used in those documents can sha
Advocacy comes with a cost—and too often, families carry that weight alone. In this episode, the BVBOE team holds an honest conversation about the emotional labor behind showing up for your child in school systems that c
This episode exists because the truth was almost erased. A child was harmed in a classroom. Multiple adults witnessed it. Instead of intervening, they laughed. Instead of reporting it, they lied. The official story only
Why does speaking up for your child suddenly make you the problem? In this episode, BVBOE examines how parents—especially Black parents—are often tone-policed, labeled as “difficult,” or subtly retaliated against for adv
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Black vs The Board of Education Podcast is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Business (culture) and has published 161 episodes.
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