Tamara Parson talks about: starting conversations about race in Mount Vernon after an incident where local teens tied a noose around a Latino teen’s neck and dragged him down the road in 2008; correcting a teacher about Black History in elementary school, and attending to Kenyon College in the era of race riots, Apartheid, and Bill Clinton.

Tamara Parson talks about: starting conversations about race in Mount Vernon after an incident where local teens tied a noose around a Latino teen’s neck and dragged him down the road in 2008; correcting a teacher about Black History in elementary school, and attending to Kenyon College in the era of race riots, Apartheid, and Bill Clinton.

Tamara Parson talks about: starting conversations about race in Mount Vernon after an incident where local teens tied a noose around a Latino teen’s neck and dragged him down the road in 2008; correcting a teacher about Black History in elementary school, and attending to Kenyon College in the era of race riots, Apartheid, and Bill Clinton.&nbsp;

Small Town Activism: Tamara Parson

Start getting active in your community using tools learned from established activists. Join fledgling activist, Azmara Asefa, as she talks with more seasoned organizers and goes behind the scenes of activism in communities across the United States.

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