@rodneydpierce

@rodneydpierce has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in February 2022. The social media accounts linked to from @rodneydpierce are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn • Email • X Besides social media accounts, rodneydpierce has populated their site with: • Black Male Teachers Are the Best Investment We Can Make - Public Voices For Public Schools • NC Teacher: State Lawmakers Want In-Person Schools but Few Have Kids in Classrooms - Cardinal & Pine • Move Weldon CSA statue to confederate cemetery (RRSPIN) • Marker honoring Confederate general should be removed (RRSPIN) • Pierce takes state house seat by 42-vote margin • Pierce named African American Male Teacher of the Year • Pierce selected to join educator's panel discussion in Philadelphia • Schools pull back on Black history, alarming African Americans (The Washington Post) • Let’s Make Sure These Chapters of NC’s Black History Aren’t Forgotten (Cardinal & Pine) • A New Story of School Segregation In North Carolina - The Answer Sheet (Washington Post) • Social Studies Standards Spark Fierce Debate in N.C. (Education Week) • A History Lesson for Teachers (Endeavors) • How Do You Teach Black History Without Breaking the Law? Advice From a Teacher (Education Week) • The moral panic over critical race theory is coming for a North Carolina teacher of the year (Mother Jones) • Marker honoring Keys unveiled at site where she was arrested (RRSPIN) • UNC founder was a slave owner. Teacher wants his name removed from Halifax County school. | The Progressive Pulse • 2 Civil Rights Trail Historical Markers approved in Enfield (Roanoke Rapids Daily Herald) • Social studies teacher continues quest to strip name of UNC Chapel Hill founder from Halifax County school | The Progressive Pulse • A North Carolina social studies teacher makes the case for teaching the truth about history on national television | The Progressive Pulse • Can students handle the truth about America's racial past? | The Progressive Pulse • Pierce to present at social studies conference (RRSPIN) • Pierce elected to state council for social studies board (RRSPIN) • RRSpin - Pierce tapped as oral history teaching fellow (RRSPIN) • Pierce named state's top social studies teacher (RRSPIN) • Pierce selected as Teacher Fellow for NC Equity Fellowship (RRSPIN) • Local teacher named Javits-Frasier Scholar (Rocky Mount Telegram) • Confederate memorial to be removed from county grounds (RRSPIN) • Teacher achieves approval of second historical marker (Rocky Mount Telegram) • Highway marker to honor Enfield native, black newspaper publisher (RRSPIN) • Pierce selected to attend Washington teacher institute at Mt. Vernon (RRSPIN) • Davie teacher selected as American South fellow (RRSPIN) • Love of history leads teacher to request honor for longtime educator (RRSPIN) • Nine Honored As HCC Local African-American Heroes (Halifax Community College) • Combatting Academic Terrorism w/ NC 2019 Social Studies Teacher of The Year - Black Talk Radio News - Podcast • Give Sarah Keys her flowers now (WUNC) • Overlooked trailblazer: Before Rosa Parks, Sarah Keys refused to back down (WUNC) • BustED Pencils | Devil Radio 92.7 FM • Inclusive Or Indoctrination: The Debate Over New Social Studies Standards (WUNC) • NC Social Studies teacher Rodney Pierce on the need to teach a broad, full history of America (NC Policy Watch) • ‎On The Margins: Race and the Missing Pages of Leandro with Dr. David Cooper (Guest Host) • ‎On The Margins: Getting to Know Our 2019 North Carolina Equity Fellows • Teachers say it's hard to teach US history without discussing race :: WRAL.com • Memorial unveiled to honor late civil rights advocate :: WRAL.com • Rodney D. Pierce receives nomination (Roanoke Rapids Daily Herald) • A look at the rich history of Halifax County (Spectrum News) • A new focus on the women who helped end discrimination on interstate buses (WUNC) • Accusations of McCarthyism, biased teachers among complaints sent to Lt. Gov.'s 'indoctrination' task force :: WRAL.com • Battleboro teacher says new NC bill could limit which parts of history he is allowed to teach :: WRAL.com • Keeping Your Seat to Take a Stand: Sarah Keys Evans & the Fight Against Jim Crow Transportation • Unpacking the Leandro Plan for Black Students & Families (Every Child NC) • PBS North Carolina Specials | Discussion | POV: The Neutral Ground | • History Repeats Itself Ahmaud Arbery & Racism in 2020 (Carolina Public Humanities) • Education Matters ep. 183 The Impact of HB 324 on Students, Educators and Classrooms (Public School Forum of NC) • Critical Race Theory Town Hall (We Are) • “From Here to Equality:” The Role of Reparations in Healing America (Carolina Public Humanities) • Charter Schools and Their Impact on Local School Districts • Hidden Figures: The Herstories of 3 Halifax County Heroines • Significance of Place Based Content in Teaching Black History • NC Museum of History African American Cultural Celebration 2021 - Halifax Underground Railroad • A Lesson from History--Importance of a Big Tent-Philosophical Diversity Toward a Shared Goal (2021 NAGC Leadership & Advocacy Conference) • OER Conference for the Social Studies : Day 2 - Session 1 - Keynote 2021: Jane Kamensky In Conversation With Rodney D. Pierce • What Does Culturally Responsive Curriculum Mean to Our Students? (Dudley Flood Center Student Voices Webinar Series • MSNBC's The Reidout with Jonathan Capehart • Should Race Consciousness be Taught in Schools? (Tamron Hall Show) • How Black history is taught in different states (NBC News Now)