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Growing up in New Orleans, Wilfred Wright experienced a significant lack of Black male teachers in his educational journey. This absence left a lasting impression on him, fueling his desire to make a difference in the lives of young students of color. Now an educator himself, Wright is dedicated to changing the narrative and increasing the representation of Black men in the teaching profession.
Wright believes that having Black male role models in schools can profoundly impact students' self-esteem and aspirations. He strives to create a supportive and inclusive environment where all students feel valued and understood. Through mentorship and engagement, he aims to inspire more young people of color to pursue careers in education.
As he navigates the challenges of teaching, Wright remains committed to his mission. By sharing his experiences and advocating for diversity in the classroom, he hopes to encourage others to join him in this important journey, ultimately fostering a more equitable educational landscape for future generations.
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