In this piece Maryland Shaw, and Shaquille Carbon from Baltimore Algebra Project spoke out on the start of the school to prison pipe line in Baltimore. They talk about the school budget cuts and how the state will use the money to build youth prisons. They were apart of the "FUND OUR SCHOOLS NOT PRISONS" march. (See photo)

-by. Ericka Johnson

In this piece Maryland Shaw, and Shaquille Carbon from Baltimore Algebra Project spoke out on the start of the school to prison pipe line in Baltimore. They talk about the school budget cuts and how the state will use the money to build youth prisons. They were apart of the "FUND OUR SCHOOLS NOT PRISONS" march. (See photo) -by. Ericka Johnson

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On Blast is an organizing tool for the Philadelphia Student Union. We know that students have deep analysis about their schools and communities. We know that young people's voices need to be heard before real structural change can take place in our public schools. At On Blast, we choose subject matter that amplifies the voices of those not being heard-- especially young people-- and those who are routinely hurt and misrepresented by the dominant media. We are using media to organize for the human right to a high quality public education for all students.

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