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Sheryl Lee Ralph on The Black Educators That Shaped Her and Why Teachers Deserve More

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Sheryl Lee Ralph may play the role of Barbara Howard on Abbott Elementary—a caring but no-nonsense eductor, who's unafraid of pulling her seniority card—but the actress has also been heavily influenced by Black educators in her personal life. Her father, Dr. Stanley Ralph, was an instrumental educator, and someone who always instilled in her the […]

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