The inequality in mathematics and STEM classrooms didn’t happen by accident.
I excavate the racial architecture that built it and has kept it standing.
● Featured Article
-
I discuss my personal journey that has brought me both hardship and invaluable relationships. Overcoming trials including the loss of loved ones, I found support in friends and family from the academic world. Through continuous struggles, these connections provided comfort, laughter, and a sense of belonging, making them vital.
● Latest Articles
-
Psalm 15 Remixed
One useful approach to studying the Bible is to rewrite passages in ways that are meaningful to me. I find it really helpful. (I’m sure…
-
Thinking about collaboration #squad
Wanna be a successful academic? Build a squad.
-
A Love Letter
Today marks 15 years since my grandfather’s death (I called him P-Pa). I’ve been thinking about him today and decided to share my love letter…
-
Expensive Voices
I am sitting here reading Melissa Harris-Perry’s Email to Her #nerdland Staff and I applaud Dr. Harris-Perry for taking this stand. As I read through the…
● About Me
I’m Dr. Erika C. Bullock. I study what mathematics education was actually built to do — and the answer is not what most people want to hear. I excavate the history, center Black intellectual traditions, and write for people who are ready for a real reckoning.
Erika C. Bullock, Ph.D. 