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Who are the true heroes?

Alma Tatiana, November 2, 2023, Media, Call to Action, Community, black power, OCHS, 0

In the article, “Until Black Women are Free, None of us will be Free”. In this article, I learned...

Day and Night I Always Dream With Open Eyes

Rafael, August 7, 2022, Bio ELL, Black Lives Matter At School, Science & Math, Showcase, Habits of Mind, Quality Education, Questioning and posing problems, Race Relations, Responding with wonderment and awe, Social Class, Description of a Child, Summer 2022, showcase, bilingual, history, LUTE-STEM, black power, 0

Jose is a 13 year old bilingual student from the Dominican Republic who is literate in both Spanish and...

Jane Bolin

Guadalupe, March 31, 2022, Women in Action, Civic Engagement & Social Justice, Spring 2022, Black Lives Matter, Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions, Gender Equity (Women), Raise Your Voice, Orange Cove High School, Black Women, black power, Women's Rights, black history, 0

The first African American female judge Being that it is Women’s history month; a month dedicated to celebrating the...

Hate Crime

Raniyah, February 22, 2022, Community, Showcase, Spring 2022, Black Lives Matter, Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions, March for Our Lives, Poetry, This is America, Crime, Civic Engagement & Social Justice, History, Youth Activism, Call to Action, Creating, imagining, and innovating, Responding with wonderment and awe, Tulsa Race Massacre, #hatecrimes, The U School, Black wall street, black history, Black Lives Matter, Activist, justice, black power, 14

The Hate caught my attention.But white folks say it was the eventthat took place that caused them to make that...

Harry T. Moore

Guadalupe, February 22, 2022, Fall 2021, Raise Your Voice, Civic Engagement & Social Justice, Reduced Inequalities, Questioning and posing problems, Showcase, Responding with wonderment and awe, Black Lives Matter, Taking responsible risks, #activism, black history, Orange Cove High School, Civil Rights Movement, black power, 4

Pioneer leader of the Civil Rights Movement and Educator February is Black History month; an annual celebration of African...

Barbara Johns: Brown vs. Board Of Education

Zhelanea, February 22, 2021, Rights, History, Women in Action, Civic Engagement & Social Justice, black power, black history, Orange Cove High School, 0

The article, “The 16-Year-Old Who Fought Segregation” brings back to life the landmark case of Brown vs. Board of...

Overcoming Hardships

Brittney, February 26, 2019, Black Lives Matter, Gender Equity (Women), Fall 2018, Civic Engagement & Social Justice, Spring 2019, Showcase, advocacy, Black Lives Matter, black power, #feminism, social justice, The Nelson Mandela School for Social Justice, istandwithangela, 1

I think Angela Davis should receive the Award from Birmingham Civil Rights because she has overcame much adversity and...

I Stand with Angela

Mckenzie, February 13, 2019, Race Relations, Civic Engagement & Social Justice, Spring 2019, Showcase, black power, showcase, civil rights, The Nelson Mandela School for Social Justice, #Feminist, istandwithangela, 1

¨Angela Davis is an activist, educator and author. She is the author of eight books and has lectured throughout...

I Stand With Angela

Kimani, February 12, 2019, Showcase, Race Relations, Civic Engagement & Social Justice, Spring 2019, istandwithangela, black power, showcase, black history, The Nelson Mandela School for Social Justice, 3

Angela Davis is a American political activist who was a part of the black panther party that was founded...

I Stand with Angela

Milton, February 12, 2019, Showcase, Race Relations, Civic Engagement & Social Justice, Spring 2019, black power, civil rights, The Nelson Mandela School for Social Justice, Activist, istandwithangela, 3

Famous Activist Angela Davis was stripped of her award for her Civil Rights movement efforts. The Birmingham Civil...

We Need You The Most

Kevin, November 4, 2016, Police, Showcase, 2nextprez, Race Relations, Black Lives Matter, Fall 2016, Racial Inequality, black power, president, Okemos High School, 1

Dear Mr/Mrs. President, My name is Collyn Richardson. I am a 17-year-old African-American boy from Lansing, Michigan. I want...

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