Host, Bryan Stanton (he/they), talks with New Jersey, lesbian teacher, Danielle Earle (she/her) about current legislation and the black queer community.
When I first met Danielle, she was a beacon of hope in a classroom that needed it the most. As an openly queer teacher navigating the complexities of a predominantly black and Hispanic school district, Danielle has truly become an advocate for her students. This episode unravels her journey, from her own struggles growing up as a queer student to her current role in creating a safe and inclusive environment for her students.
Danielle's passion project, a documentary series celebrating black LGBTQ history, has not only won hdf the support of her school administration but has also shown her students the richness of diversity. Danielle's inspiring endeavors give us a compelling look into the importance of LGBTQIA+ representation and advocacy in education. Tune in for an enlightening conversation on advocacy, representation, and the power of education.
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