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“We felt that it was important to use this time to basically shift the momentum."

“There needs to be a real conversation about how students of color are being supported."

"This is what injustice looks like.”

Black parents aren't afforded the same access to education as wealthy white families.

"The more we chanted, the more we became united — and the more the cops came out."

We talked to dozens of teachers and students around the country to find out what's really happening with school safety.

If you don't learn about it, how can you address it?

Students have always pushed back, and this timeline shows how.

They’re calling the bill “symbolic.”

Barbara Johns was 16 when she organized the protest.

The goal is to "restore normalcy."

Even if they don’t know anyone attending.

According to a new report.

This survey of 10,000 educators reveals all.

This is so needed.

Something's wrong with this picture.

This crosses the line.

It's not as easy as it looks.

Once a junkie's drug, heroin has taken hold in suburbs across the country, offering teens a hard-core high for the cost of $10—and sometimes their lives.

The actress teamed up with Clorox on its annual grant program.