Tolu Olorunda
Tolu Olorunda is a writer and cultural critic currently living in Detroit, Michigan. He is also author of The Substance of Truth (Rotterdam: Sense Publishers, 2011), a collection of essays on education, culture, and society. His writing has appeared widely online and in print, including Alternet, Black Commentator, ColorLines, The Nation, Truthout, PowerPlay: A Journal of Educational Justice, and the Review of Education, Pedagogy & Cultural Studies. He can be reached at: tolu.olorunda@gmail.com.
Other articles by this author
A Day in Court: Jones Day and the Color of Corruption
By Tolu Olorunda, Opening of Detroit | Op-Ed
Journey for Justice: Mass School Closings and the Death of Communities
By Tolu Olorunda, Truthout | Op-Ed
Voices From DC: Speaking Up for Schools and a Quality Education in Communities of Color
By Tolu Olorunda, Truthout | Video Essay
Education for Profit in Detroit: The Buying and Selling of "Failing" Children
By Tolu Olorunda, Truthout | News Analysis
Green Party VP Cheri Honkala: "We Need Young People to Go Forward"
By Tolu Olorunda, Truthout | Video Interview
Dear Mandela: From Durban to Detroit, the Struggle for Land and House
By Tolu Olorunda, Dissident Voice | Review
Beyond "Good" and "Bad": On Teachers
By Tolu Olorunda, Counterpunch | Essay
Kill Lists and Giant Triplets: Obama and the Neoliberal Government
By Tolu Olorunda, CounterPunch | Op-Ed
The Public Intellectual: Tolu Olorunda
By Tolu Olorunda, Truthout | Public Intellectual
