Black Male Teachers in Public Schools : A Survival and Longevity Guide

"Black Male Teachers in Public Schools: A Survival and Longevity Guide" is a book by Uche L.

Njoku, a senior-level instructional leader with 18 years of experience in urban public education.

The book provides a comprehensive guide for Black male teachers working in the public education system, offering practical strategies for navigating the unique challenges and obstacles they face.

It covers topics such as bias and discrimination in the workplace, stress and burnout, the lack of diversity in the education system, building positive relationships with students, pursuing professional growth and development, and advocating for systemic change.

The book serves as a call to action for improving the representation and success of Black male teachers in public schools, and ultimately, for improving the education system as a whole.