2023 National Black Child Development Institute (NBCDI)
The theme of the 2023 National Black Child Development Institute (NBCDI) was to Unleash the Promise and Genius Of Black Children and Families. Taylor and Taylor presented a workshop titled:…
The Imperfect Storm: Racism and a Pandemic Collide in America
https://youtu.be/p_-I2RXB9ZM Join Gwinnett County Public Library with authors James A. Taylor, Ph.D. and Wandy W. Taylor, Ed. D. as they discuss their book, "The Imperfect Storm: Racism and a…
Dr. James and Wandy Taylor
Dr. James and Dr. Wandy Taylor -The Imperfect Storm: RACISM and a Pandemic Collide in America https://oginspirationpodcast.com/episode/dr-james-and-wandy-taylor-the-imperfect-storm-racism-and-a-pandemic-collide-in-america-303
Kingstree Natives Return to Tape Program
Inetta Jenkins and Wandy Wallace grew up in Kingstree, graduating from Kingstree Senior High in 1973. In the intervening years, they have embarked on different journeys toward success. Both live…
A Reality Teachers Must Face in the Classroom: Multiculturalism is Staring at You!
Wandy W. Taylor, EdD wandytaylor.edd@gmail.com A Reality Teachers Must Face in the Classroom: Multiculturalism is Staring at You! The complexion of the faces of students that sit…
Is there a Vaccine for Teacher Bias— the Other Virus in Public Education?
April 7, 2021
Is there a Vaccine for Teacher Bias—the Other Virus in Public Education?
Holly Benson wanted her child to receive a robust primary education. Ideally, she wanted the learning to occur in an elementary school with a diverse student population and a teaching environment that would preserve her child’s creativity, self-esteem, and sense of worth. From kindergarten through first grade, Holly (who is British) and her husband (who is African American) enrolled their biracial son in an affluent private school in the suburban area of Alpharetta, Georgia. Their son’s years at the private school were uneventful and he seemed happy.
Although the Bensons were satisfied with the instruction their child received in the private school, a critical piece on their wish list was missing. The private school lacked the diversity they sought. So, for second grade, they took a leap of faith and enrolled their seven-year-old son in a diverse public school system located in an affluent area of Gwinnett County, Georgia.
Jim Taylor was asked by the Gwinnett Daily Post
Jim Taylor was asked by the Gwinnett Daily Post to provide his perspective on the departure of J. Alvin Wilbanks who has served as superintendent to the largest school system in…