Jesse Turner, professor of literacy, is walking from Connecticut to Washington DC this summer to protest education malpractice that he says is demoralizing parents, teachers,
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From Selma to NY & DC : Contemporary Movements for Education Rights
Dr. Jesse Turner, who represented BadAss Teachers and Save Our Schools in the recent anniversary march across Selma’s Edmund Pettus Bridge, joined the Education Town
On the BUS: Education and the Selma Anniversary, Cuomo’s NY Proposals, and More
NOTICE: DUE TO WEATHER CONDITIONS IN DC, THE BUS SHOW SCHEDULED FOR FEB 26 MUST BE POSTPONED. APOLOGIES. CHECK BACK for RESCHEDULING DETAILS. Education was
Liberate or Domesticate? A conversation on segregation & civil rights, schools & purpose
Dr. Jesse Turner, Director of the Central Connecticut State University Literacy Center and leader in the Save Our Schools contingent, “50th Anniversary March for Civil
“Education as a Civil Right”: A Look Back and Forward
The 1963 March on Washington demanded an end to school segregation as part of its call for “Jobs, Justice and Freedom!” As the 50th anniversary
Education Town Hall Forum 