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Archive for category: Black Lives Matter At School

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Bias, Racism, and Death in U.S. Communities

Edwin, , January 8, 2019January 9, 2019, Black Lives Matter, Black Lives Matter At School, Crime, Police, Protest, Race Relations, Raise Your Voice, Taking a Knee, Violence, 9

Bias, Racism, and Death in U.S. Communities Why is Police Brutality causing death? “It could have a lot to...

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Saving Schools

Tatiana, , July 13, 2018July 13, 2018, Black Lives Matter At School, Race Relations, Showcase, Summer 2018, 1

Black Lives Matter demands need to be fought for. Kids and young adults need to learn about their culture....

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The Power of Protests – by Rachel Gillespie

Rachel, , March 26, 2018March 27, 2018, Black Lives Matter, Black Lives Matter At School, Showcase, Spring 2018, 0

There have been countless protests that have taken place in history and they range from as large as the...

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BGWA – I Am Not

Alana, , January 16, 2018February 1, 2018, American Creed, Black Lives Matter, Black Lives Matter At School, Fall 2017, Gender Equity (Women), Showcase, The Fifth Column, 1

This video was produced by young women at The U School to break down stereotypes about Black Girls.

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