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The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is sponsoring a teacher-designated event where the author of the controversial 1619 Project will speak.
Scheduled for Friday night, the event is co-sponsored by the ODE and Oregon Alliance of Black School Educators.
According to the Portland Association of Teachers, it will focus on how the inclusion of 1619 historical events into our educational system will further Oregon’s efforts at breaking down systems of oppression.
Titled An Evening with Nikole Hannah Jones, it s framed as a way to help teachers center our work in equity throughout the state.
2021 Portland Rose Festival Court: Meet Princess Faith Isibor of Leodis V. McDaniel High School
Updated Apr 05, 2021;
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Junior Faith Isibor will represent Leodis V. McDaniel High School on the 2021 Portland Rose Festival Court. Born in Portland, she is the daughter of Josephine Ebagua and Eric Isibor. At Leodis V. McDaniel, Isibor is co-president of the National Honor Society and helped build a Passion Impact Club.
The festival made the announcement Monday during a Zoom presentation that included festival officials, school principal Adam Skyles and Isibor’s mentor and Royal Rosarian escort.
Isibor is the sixth princess to be named to the 2021 Rose Festival Court. The other court members named so far are: