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08/29/2026

This is Not a Drill ! We will be joining KBLA Talk 1580am to discuss Anti-Blackness in LA schools. Highlighting our anti racial hate speech campaign.

Taking your calls at 800-920-1580

08/28/2026

TODAY IS 8/28 DAY.

Black teachers are organizing.
Black teachers are building power.
And organized people need organized money.

BLACK TEACHERS DIDN’T GET MUCH OF A BREAK THIS SUMMER.

They were speaking out against racial hate speech.
Meeting with decision-makers.
Holding press conferences.
And fighting to make sure Black educators and students aren’t forced to learn or teach in hateful environments.

This is what organizing looks like.

NOW, WE NEED YOU TO INVEST IN THE POWER. ✊🏾

On 8/28 day we are asking you to show support by purchasing our Limited Edition “Revolution Tee” in partnership with Loveus Brand to create an opportunity for us to wear the movement. Sales from our shirts help us expand our into another region and grow our statewide organizing work.

Click the link in our bio to purchase today!

🖤 Wear the Revolution. Build the Power.

08/27/2026

Black philanthropy has always been about more than giving. It’s about collective investment, collective care, and building what our communities need. ✊🏾🖤

For generations, Black communities have pooled what we had to build schools, churches, businesses, and networks of support when no one else would.

Today, we’re carrying that tradition forward by investing in Black educators.

At BEAN, your support helps us organize, develop, and protect Black educators so they can lead in schools where they are valued—not just tolerated.

And right now, that investment matters more than ever.

This Black Philanthropy Month, you have three ways to move with us:

❤️ Wear the Revolution — Give $50 and receive our limited-edition Revolution Tee.
❤️ Invest in the Movement — Gift a shirt to a Black educator.
❤️ Become a Movement Champion — Help fund a Black teacher’s participation in our Policy & Organizing Fellowship.

Investing in BEAN is investing in Black teachers. Investing in Black teachers is investing in Black futures.

Join us. Give. Wear. Invest. Build.

Click the link in our bio to join us 💪🏾

08/12/2026

August is Black Philanthropy Month so this month we are tapping into our community and asking for your help in growing our movement to ensure Black educators are equipped with the skills to build power.

We partnered with Loveus Brand to create a limited edition t shirt called “The Revolution Tee”

As two Black owned and led organizations this month honors the resilience we have because we arent compromising on our vision .

Support us by :
1. Wear the revolution - donate $50 and receive our limited Revelotuon Tee
2. Invest in the Movement - buy a shirt for your favorite Black educator.
3. Movement Champion- help us supporT a Black teacher to participate in our Policy and Organizing Fellowship California

Use the link in our bio to donate!

08/11/2026

This Black August, we are studying, fasting, training, and fighting.

For us, Black August is more than a month of remembrance. It is a practice of building the knowledge, discipline, and collective power we need to continue the work of liberation.

Over the past week, we fasted together creating space for reflection, discipline, and recommitment.

Now, we’re entering a period of study. Throughout August, we’ll share resources to help Black educators go deeper into the pioneers of Black education, the history of Black resistance, and the strategies our communities have used to build power.

But study must lead to action.

We are fighting by actively pushing back against racial hate speech across Los Angeles through our campaign to protect Black students and educators.

And we are training Black educators to organize—because building power requires educators who are equipped to move from individual experiences to collective action.

Study. Fast. Train. Fight.

These are our commitments for Black August.

And we invite you to practice them with us.

05/19/2026

We’re excited to share that BEAN has been selected as a recipient of the 2026 Diverse Teacher Pipeline Grant from

At a time when attacks on Black communities and the erasure of Black representation and voice call for deeper investment in Black education, Black educators continue to lead movement building and community transformation.

This funding will allow us to expand our Policy and Organizing Fellowship, supporting Black educators in policymaking, organizing, and local advocacy across Inland Empire, Los Angeles, Oakland, West Contra Costa, and Sacramento.

Grateful for our educators, partners, and community who continue building alongside us. 🤎

05/07/2026

Today, on Black Teacher Appreciation Day, we pause to honor the Black teachers who continue to shape generations, advocate for justice, and create spaces where students feel seen, valued, and inspired.

Black teachers have always done more than teach.

We have been mentors, advocates, culture keepers, community leaders, truth tellers, and protectors of possibility. Even in systems that have too often failed to support us, Black teachers continue to lead with excellence, joy, care, and courage.

Today, we celebrate the brilliance, labor, and lasting impact of Black educators everywhere. Your presence changes lives, strengthens communities, and helps build a future where Black students can thrive fully and unapologetically.

To every Black teacher: thank you for continuing to show up, pour in, and lead with love. We honor you today and every day. ✊🏾🖤

04/01/2026

What will stop the leak?

Right now, the Black educator pipeline is leaking at every stage—
from recruitment to retention.
But we know what works.

We’re urging legislators to support real solutions:
$100M investment in the Golden State Teacher Grant
$Support for ACA 7 to restore race-conscious policymaking
$10M/year to fund the Diverse Education Leadership Pipeline Initiative (DELPI)

On April 7, we’re bringing this directly to the Capitol with the Aya Education Coalition.
Because the goal isn’t just to bring Black educators in, It’s to ensure we can stay, thrive, and lead.

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