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Crim's Class is a newsletter exploring untold Black history, racial justice, and the power of education to transform lives - written by Ernest Crim III, an Emmy-nominated producer, public teacher and author of 'How Black History Can Save Your Life.'

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  • Ernest Crim III

    Crim's Class is a newsletter exploring untold (Black) history, (racial) justice & the power of education to transform lives - written by an Emmy-nominated producer, public teacher and author of 'How Black History Can Save Your Life.'

  • Michael Motley

    I am a big nerd who writes about stories from Black history. The only things I take seriously are comics and history; everything else is foolishness

  • Sharon McMahon

    #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Small and the Mighty and founder of The Preamble, a weekly magazine about politics and history — for people who want to understand what’s happening without losing heart.

  • Qasim Rashid, Esq.

    Human Rights Lawyer • Author • Dad Jokes • Creator Let's Address This with Qasim Rashid

  • The Conscious Lee

    -Masters in Adult Education & Masters in Human Relations. -Hall of Fame College Policy Debater -2X NAACP Award Nominee -Public Education is retreating. I'm filling the void. Teaching the histories, frameworks, & knowledge they're erasing.

  • Mr. Cage, “The Trainer”

    Mr. Cage is a training and development specialist with 18+ years of experience, working with 10,000+ K–12 students and training at a Job Corps center ranked #3 of 125 nationwide — teaching from lived experience.

  • Fernando Deveras

    Mexican-American son of immigrants, father, community organizer, certified educator, and social media commentator. Dedicated to providing the political education and revolutionary history lessons that we never got in school #allpowertothepeople ✊\ud83c\udffd\ud83d\udcda

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