Ernest Crim III on Cell Phones in School | Evening WURDs - 8.13.26

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Ernest Crim III is an Emmy-nominated producer, public teacher, and antiracist educator who uses Black historical narratives to empower and educate through a culturally equitable lens. He is a former high school history educator of 12 years, now advocates for social justice issues, and teaches Black History to the world through social media with a platform that reaches millions of people each month. He joined Dr. Peterson to discuss the recent banning of cell phones in schools and how social media affects the youth in and outside of school.

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