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15 year-old Medina and 12 year-old Darrian. “It will be the first time that two African-American players have represented the United States in an international chess competition. That both are girls makes it that much more remarkable…”
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“The first results of a new set of New York State math exams show about two-thirds of students performing at grade level, with striking disparities between rich and poor school districts, according to scores released yesterday…”
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““Rachel, for an Asian, has many friends.” That’s the kind of line that apparently is turning up more and more in letters of recommendation on behalf of Asian American applicants to top colleges, according to experts on a panel called “Too Asian?.
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In Houston, “a group of high school students have been slapped with a fine for attempting to fly the Mexican flag on the school’s flagpole in honor of Fiestas Patrias, Mexico’s independence day…”
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“Because if this really is all about the kids, then why not support/sponsor the father and the grandmother in keeping their child? Take that worldly concern and kindne$$…and help preserve families and empower local communities…”
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Jason, I LOVE this blog! I think it goes beyond anti-racism, and right into racing a smart, normal, 21st century kid. Just the way it should be. Bravo.