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#Access4BKGirls: I support Kwenda Collegiate Girls

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James Taylor
7 years ago

an education and social rearing unencumbered by the woes of gender inequality, predatory behaviour, and emotional instability. I am all for it! More young women should be taught in an assertive inducing, free-flowing environment, rife with unfettered divine feminine energy... with an all encompassing backdrop of empowering affirmations. Go get em, queens!

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Vivienne Diane Neal
7 years ago

Love the idea.

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Sue Ellen Irrgang
7 years ago

This is long overdue!

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Dahna Chandler
7 years ago Featured

I went to Wellesley and I know how it changed my life. But, these girls shouldn't have to wait until college. Give them these opportunities now. The world is changing and it's THESE girls who are America's future. We see what "ignorance in power" looks like. Open Kwenda now.

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Giselle Surrett
7 years ago

What a great cause! I love this.

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Geraldine Smith
7 years ago

Wishing you much success. I hope that this will prove to be a blueprint for more tuition free public charter schools for us throughout the US.

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michelle smith
7 years ago

Excited about this!

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Tamara Nash
7 years ago Featured

As an alumna of of Lincoln School in RI & Wellesley College in MA I am a strong advocate for single-sex education for girls & women! BRAVA! Go for it, Kwenda in Brooklyn!

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Leslye Joy Allen
7 years ago

I know firsthand that girls schools allow young girls and women to learn and operate in an atmosphere free from sexism and judgement. We still need these institutions.

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Leasa Fortune
7 years ago

I’d sign a million times if I could! Wishing you much success. Our little girls need and deserve it. Thank you for your vision and commitment.

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A Meyers
7 years ago

I support the organization's effort to create a superlative place for girls to learn.

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Bianca
7 years ago

Great Work!

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Ann Michelle T Powell
7 years ago

#girlpower # equaleducationopportunities

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C Wells
7 years ago

Help make them Strong Smart and Bold

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Sarah Ratliff
7 years ago

Thank you for doing his. I’m from New York City and I used to live in Brooklyn. This is needed!

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Donna Roberts
7 years ago Featured

I teach at a college that was formerly all women's (until recent years) and many students regret the change. It DOES make a difference.