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Black New Yorkers for Educational Excellence is dedicated to educating and mobilizing to transform the NYC public education system to reflect the Black reality of more than 60% of its students. We intend to do this through our fight to have mandatory Black History for High School Graduation and to have more Black teachers so as to reflect our demographic reality. Thursday, January 17, 2008. A CALL to EDUCATORS, PARENTS, STUDENTS, COMMUNITY PEOPLE, RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS, other ORGANIZATIONS! The Contest ...
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Black New Yorkers for Educational Excellence is dedicated to educating and mobilizing to transform the NYC public education system to reflect the Black reality of more than 60% of its students. We intend to do this through our fight to have mandatory Black History for High School Graduation and to have more Black teachers so as to reflect our demographic reality. Friday, March 14, 2008. Black New Yorkers for Educational Excellence (BNYEE)- 212.252.2997. Sisters and Brothers,. BNYEE Black History Now!
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Black New Yorkers for Educational Excellence is dedicated to educating and mobilizing to transform the NYC public education system to reflect the Black reality of more than 60% of its students. We intend to do this through our fight to have mandatory Black History for High School Graduation and to have more Black teachers so as to reflect our demographic reality. Thursday, June 19, 2008. Karen Salazar (center) with her student supporters. From: Black New Yorkers for Educational Excellence (BNYEE). You ar...
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Black New Yorkers for Educational Excellence is dedicated to educating and mobilizing to transform the NYC public education system to reflect the Black reality of more than 60% of its students. We intend to do this through our fight to have mandatory Black History for High School Graduation and to have more Black teachers so as to reflect our demographic reality. Tuesday, April 8, 2008. Brothers and Sisters,. Scroll down for the Bibliographic and other resources- -. Black History Now Essay Contest. The C...
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Black New Yorkers for Educational Excellence is dedicated to educating and mobilizing to transform the NYC public education system to reflect the Black reality of more than 60% of its students. We intend to do this through our fight to have mandatory Black History for High School Graduation and to have more Black teachers so as to reflect our demographic reality. Thursday, June 19, 2008. Karen Salazar (center) with her student supporters. From: Black New Yorkers for Educational Excellence (BNYEE). You ar...
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Black New Yorkers for Educational Excellence is dedicated to educating and mobilizing to transform the NYC public education system to reflect the Black reality of more than 60% of its students. We intend to do this through our fight to have mandatory Black History for High School Graduation and to have more Black teachers so as to reflect our demographic reality. Thursday, June 19, 2008. Karen Salazar (center) with her student supporters. From: Black New Yorkers for Educational Excellence (BNYEE). You ar...
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