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The Classroom Isn’t Meant To Be Political, By Teen Contributor Riley Jensen
Teen contributor Riley Jensen talks about trying to navigate politics in the classroom.
Screening The 13th: Questions to ask yourself #SJYALit
I recently heard about how “video visits” were growing in popularity with prisons. As the details unfolded, my initial impression of interest (“Oh that’s nice – families could maybe see their incarcerated loved ones more often or from greater distances.”) turned to revulsion. The strategy is being used largely by local jails as a way to […]
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