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The People’s Rally, March, and Conference—Save Our Schools Coalition July 8-9, 2016

2016-11-29T17:39:06-05:00

Reverend Doctor William Barber II is the President of the North Carolina NAACP and convener of the Historic Thousands on Jones Street (HKonJ) Peoples Assembly Coalition, We are gathered here today as we the people are unified in a common cause drawn by [...]

Of Love and Blood: For People Who Like To Watch Child Abuse Porn on Social Media

2016-11-29T17:39:06-05:00

That’s the question a lot of folks have been asking about the latest viral video of a sweaty hulking father who punished his son for walking out of class by lacing up a pair of boxing gloves and repeatedly punching him in the chest and [...]

The People’s March For Public Education and Social Justice

2016-11-29T17:39:06-05:00

Save Our Schools Coalition March and Rally and Activists Conference The People’s March For Public Education and Social JusticeThe March and Rally Take Place at The Lincoln Memorial[/tile] Friday, July 8, 2016 10:30 a.m. – Pre-Rally festivities on the big stage and in [...]

Why John King Should Be Rejected as Secretary of Education

2016-11-29T17:39:06-05:00

When I learned that President Obama had formally nominated John King for the position of secretary of education, I was horrified and furious. As a student at Syosset High School during much of King’s reign as New York State’s education commissioner, I saw firsthand the [...]

I’ll Be So Proud When My Daughter is President and Runs a Corrupt Oligarchy

2016-11-29T17:39:07-05:00

I want my black American daughter to be president of the United States when she grows up – and to evade, at all costs, the question of whether a president of the United States of America can be morally just. I want her to wear [...]

The History of Public Education in New Orleans Still Matters

2016-12-05T05:39:22-05:00

Photographic Credit; Students at a New Orleans charter school in 2011. By Ted JacksonTimes Picayune. If we cannot see white supremacy in the past, how will we recognize it in 2016? One could reasonably conclude that, prior to 2005, public education in New Orleans [...]

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