Fugitive Pedagogy

This audiobook offers a compelling look at the rich history of Black education in America, highlighting the resilience and creativity of educators who defied legal and social barriers. It explores the concept of "fugitive pedagogy," a tradition of clandestine teaching strategies passed down through generations. Focusing on figures like Carter G. Woodson, the narrative emphasizes the enduring influence of Black teachers and their vital role in shaping Black intellectual tradition.