Why Teaching Black History Also Requires an Honest Look at White History

General Charles Q. Brown Jr., a groundbreaking figure in the U.S. Air Force, faced dismissal under the leadership of a former president no longer in office. As the nation reflects on the role of public figures and evolving policy, the significance of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) remains misunderstood by many. DEI is not about exclusion—it promotes fairness and opportunity for all, including White men, despite claims to the contrary. Former President Trump, some argue, misled Black voters by strengthening ties with Vladimir Putin while sidelining support for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.These issues highlight the importance of teaching honest, inclusive history—something Florida’s educational initiatives aim to advance. Additionally, February 28 has been marked as a day of economic solidarity through a national “buy-cott,” urging communities to practice intentional spending. For further insights on justice, equity, and political clarity, readers can explore Dr. E. Faye Williams’ work at **https://www.drefayewilliams.com**.