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Celia (right) and Fernando (left) lead marchers to Albuquerque Public School District Offices to demand Superintendent Brad Allison not arm APS security with tazers and shotguns. The group also presented Albuquerque's first-ever Students' Bill of Rights.
Visit ERASE (Expose Racism and Advance School Excellence) coaltion's website to learn more about racism and public schools. Of particular interest is a historical outline of race and public schools and resources for journalists.
Look soon for Albuquerque Public School's Racial Justice Report Card. Early indicators show a failing grade.
SWOP hosts youth meetings every Thursday at 6:30 pm. Come by.
