With signs, books, and passion, educators support Black Lives Matter around the country.
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Nijma Esad, media specialist at Charles Hart Middle School in Washington, DC, at a June 5 march in DC. |
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At a rally in Denver on June 6 —From left: Librarian Janet Damon, Yolanda Dandridge, Salome Johnson-Harris, and Shant’a Johnson; Christina Damon, a third-generation educator (and Janet's daughter), speaks. |
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School librarian Clare Lund and her children Connor and Norah attended a protest in Frankfurt, IL, on June 6. The Lunds also brought a box of books by Black creators and gave them away to fellow marchers. |
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From the left: Mary Westbrook, a children’s librarian at the Free Library of Philadelphia, after being tear-gassed in Philadelphia on June 1; School library media specialist Caitlin Simonse Barnes (right) at protest in Rochester, NY, on May 30. |
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From the left: Middle school librarian Rachel Smith and her 12-year-old daughter brought this sign to a protest in Knoxville, TN, on June 5; Caroline and Nolan Davis marched with their mom, Kristin, the library media specialist at Robinson Elementary in Kirkwood, MO, where the June 6 march was held. |
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