Black Lives Matter at School, a book about a national movement for educational justice that was born in Seattle’s South End.
by Ari Robin McKenna
While reading the 31 chapters of Black Lives Matter at School, you may sense that history, instead of trailing behind you, just out of reach, has caught up; we are living in it. If you are involved with public education in the city of Seattle, where this story begins in a South End elementary school, it is especially difficult to read this book and not think the only choice you really have is what role you will play.
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