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Few years ago, quite a few years ago, actually, through mutual and begin asking like, what are you interested writing . What are you studying . What is it like to be you . Basically thats thats usually how i start conversations and through that conversation i got introduced a little bit to her scholarly. I was really interested then bringing professor turner to a talk to the state of wisconsin. So i invited her to be in our Leadership Series through the state of wisconsin and the conversation was very engaging, very relevant to time a couple of years ago and to relevance to today. And also, folks really to the content, to the scholarly questions and to your findings. So i want to invite you to the space to a little bit about who you are and to share the context of your book. Thank you so much. Yes, please applaud. All right. Thanks much, ananda, and thank you, everyone, for being here. I see colleagues and former students and neighbors and friends and children that belong me. So its re
The Richmond Crusade for Voters (RCV), a historic organization that supports and empowers Black participation in local politics, called on the School Board to cut ties with the Superintendent.
Seattle School Board Director Eden Mack is out: Mack sent in her resignation as School Board Director for District 4, saying she can no longer participate in the ongoing systemic dysfunction that is not serving students and families of Seattle. Mack brought up chronic underfunding and a dysfunctional culture in her letter, posted below. Last month, Seattle Public Schools Superintendent Denise Juneau announced she would not seek her contract renewal this summer, after calls for her resignation.
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The cost estimates for light rail to Ballard and West Seattle went up. by