The outcome is and has always been bleak as negative stigmas are embedded in our minds whenever the subject of young black boys in education is raised. In a world that works to champion diversity and inclusivity, it's disheartening to acknowledge that some communities still bear the burden of stereotypes. Despite progress and strides towards equality, the stigma that clings to young black boys persists, casting a shadow on their potential and aspirations. How can we break free from this unjust narrative?
I am the founder of Diversify Education and Communities, a community interest company in Nottingham promoting cultural diversity and inclusion in schools, businesses and the community. One of our programmes focuses on working with young black boys in education. Our aim is to be enablers of change with regards to the disparities young black boys are currently facing in education.
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