Educators hope to learn more about advancing and promoting educational excellence for African-American students and how parents can become more involved in their children's learning."When we are at a level of discomfort or dis-equilibrium, we are forced to learn and grow. We can't stay there. OK? And so... It is my job to discomfort a comfortable society. All right? And until we are uncomfortable about these issues of race, we will continue to be impacted by racism," says Glenn Singleton of the Pacific Education Group.Singleton is the author of the book "Courageous Conversations about Race."
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