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Family call for full police investigation after 14-year-old boy assaulted on school grounds

Police are investigating after a 14-year-old Black student was attacked outside his school last week. His family believes it was racially-motivated. Pazo told CTV News Edmonton in an interview that the story of his assault begins prior to the incident. In Nov. 2020, another student threatened him, Pazo says. The student was expelled from Rosslyn School. Later, his friends tried to retaliate against Pazo. “A couple of months go by and the kids keep coming after me and coming after me,” he said. Last Friday, Pazo said he missed the bus. He decided to take an alternate bus and crossed the field near his school when he describes a “bunch” of boys running up to him.

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Sask teacher says province needs BIPOC teachers association to better support educators, students of colour

Sask teacher says province needs BIPOC teachers association to better support educators, students of colour
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Black Teachers Association of Alberta grows to 50 members

Posted: Jan 31, 2021 7:00 AM MT | Last Updated: January 31 Sarah Adomako-Ansah and Andrew Parker are the co-founders of the Black Teachers Association of Alberta. (FO Photography) What started as discussion between two people after an anti-racism rally in Edmonton this summer has blossomed into the 50-member Black Teachers Association of Alberta. Edmonton educator and basketball player Andrew Parker was one of the speakers at the June 5 rally and his stirring address that day at the Alberta Legislature got a lot of play on social media and he recalls thinking, This can t be the end of it. Parker called the one other Black teacher he knew, Sarah Adomako-Ansah, to bounce around some ideas and asked, What can we do as educators to change society?

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