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What Does It Take To Be Truly Inclusive? by Philip McAdoo via NAIS Embracing diversity and inclusion in education requires a pedagogical commitment to difference. This commitment demands that we [...]

From Out and Visible, by Philip McAdoo Click here to pre order I am a teacher. I began my career in education in the New York City public school system. As a gay man, I was cautious about how my [...]

From Independent Queers, by Philip McAdoo Click here to pre order Richard never had any out teachers. Growing up in a conservative family in northern Florida during the 1990s, he felt very alone. [...]

This book is dedicated to the brave student who called me up to say, “Mr. McAdoo, I am like you; I am gay.” In the days following this declaration, we talked about what that meant in the context [...]

William remembered exactly where he was when he realized he liked boys. It was a cool winter’s day in first grade, and he was tussling around near the heater with a girl and a boy classmate. “I [...]

Mr. Philip McAdoo has a vast wealth of experience with diversity, both on a personal level (being black and gay) and stemming from his professional career on Broadway. His goal as Pace’s Director [...]

Are gay people better at marriage? Not sure, but after almost 11 years of being together, Huffington Post thought we might have something to say about it. I say… same sex=same problems! Enjoy!