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Native Washingtonian & author @SimbaSana visited Roosevelt today to share his memoir about growing up in DC. Thank you @penfaulkner for the visit and the books! #BlackLivesMatterAtSchool #EverydayRoosevelt pic.twitter.com/UAhoXa2BU7

— Roosevelt HS DC (@RooseveltHSDC) February 7, 2019
Black Lives Matter at School, Teaching StoriesMykella PalmerFebruary 7, 2019SY19, DC, DCPS, Empathy
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Representation and Marginalization in History: Fourth Grade Exploration

Black Lives Matter at School, Teaching StoriesMykella PalmerFebruary 7, 2019SY19, Elementary, DC, Dani McCormick, Diversity, Empathy, Unapologetically Black, Queer Affirming, Trans Affirming
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Families Lead Read Alouds of Black History Books

Black Lives Matter at School, Teaching StoriesMykella PalmerFebruary 6, 2019SY19, Early Childhood, DC, DCPS, Roving Readers, Black Families, Intergenerational
 
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