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Anoa is joined by four organizers for the national education collective Journey for Justice to discuss issues in education equity as well as the newly released report "Failing Brown v. Board" exposing deep inequities in education across race and class. This week national organizers, parents, community leaders, and teachers will convene in Chicago for the J4J National Conference. Speakers: Jonathan Stith-National Director Alliance for Educational Justice Ronsha Dickerson- National Organizer, Journey for Justice and Camden Parents Union Jasmine Gripper- Legislative Director Alliance for Quality Education NY Johnnie Lattner-Co-Founder PULSE/Director of Community Relations Newark,NJ and statewide #NJWeChoose Learn more about the Failing Brown report here: https://www.j4jalliance.com/failing-brown-finding-and-demands/
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Anoa is joined by four organizers for the national education collective Journey for Justice to discuss issues in education equity as well as the newly released report "Failing Brown v. Board" exposing deep inequities in education across race and class. This week national organizers, parents, community leaders, and teachers will convene in Chicago for the J4J National Conference. Speakers: Jonathan Stith-National Director Alliance for Educational Justice Ronsha Dickerson- National Organizer, Journey for Justice and Camden Parents Union Jasmine Gripper- Legislative Director Alliance for Quality Education NY Johnnie Lattner-Co-Founder PULSE/Director of Community Relations Newark,NJ and statewide #NJWeChoose Learn more about the Failing Brown report here: https://www.j4jalliance.com/failing-brown-finding-and-demands/
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