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Author: Tynisha Meidl

Dr. Tynisha D. Meidl is an associate professor of education and co-chair of the Teacher Education program at St. Norbert College. A former public school teacher in rural and urban settings, she writes and researches on multicultural education, literacy and culturally conscious pedagogy. 
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Six Simple Ways White Women Can Be Feminist Allies to Black Communities

Tynisha Meidl and Anna Czarnik-Neimeyer

Not only is Black History Month the shortest month of the year (seriously!?), but Black women are regularly left out of big conversations and decisions, and their achievements are overlooked. However, […]

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