My younger sister comes home each day with outrageous stories I can't believe I'm hearing in this day and age.
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Donovan Thompson
10 years ago
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We need to make sure that these kids are protected. It is 2016; this narrative of racism in schools cannot continue, especially not in Brooklyn at a place of excellence which has helped mold a significant number of successful black/brown leaders. This is unacceptable.
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Mohammad Abdel-Atti
10 years ago
I support these kids 100%. These students' voices must be heard and must be taken seriously.
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Brittny Krone
10 years ago
Don't silence our future.
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Shakira Bolden
10 years ago
Every student should feel comfortable and safe at school and it's the schools job to ensure it
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Vanessa
10 years ago
In solidarity in the struggle.
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Rosaura Nunez
10 years ago
My BTHS experience and memories were positive. All children should feel HS is a nurturing place to have positive experiences and grow into adulthood. Racism should not be allowed in an NYC public school.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
How will you stop this if you don't care?
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S Fellows
10 years ago
This is not the time to move backwards. When I attended BTech in 1995, I had or heard of no racial issues. It was quite the opposite, we made friends with people of all different backgrounds no matter the race or creed. A school like Tech should be promotiong intellect over ignorance!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I hope that this will help.
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j king
10 years ago
Racism will not be tolerated.
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Christine kydd
10 years ago
This ignorance needs to be dealt with and seems to be progressively getting worse since I graduated in 14'. Hope my signature helps.
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Anthony M Bonano
10 years ago
Shocked and saddened to say the least! I am BTHS Alumni Class of 93. I was always proud of the diversity of our school.
Get this fixed!
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Minhazul Abedin
10 years ago
Almost halfway there, good luck
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Anonymous
10 years ago
The Brooklyn Tech I attended was inclusion and a safe place for all. Let's do our part to ensure that it returns to its glory days.
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Yasmin Blackburn
10 years ago
I want Tech to be as inclusive as it was when I went there. Let's pray for a return....
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Good luck and may it bring about the change that is needed!
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Wasif Kamruddin
10 years ago
hope you guys reach your goal
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Sonia Velasquez
10 years ago
Change begins with the beautiful willingness to learn, teach and inspire...lets lead the way. Proud alumni - Class of '94.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
As our neighborhoods are taken from us, education appears to be going also.
My younger sister comes home each day with outrageous stories I can't believe I'm hearing in this day and age.
We need to make sure that these kids are protected. It is 2016; this narrative of racism in schools cannot continue, especially not in Brooklyn at a place of excellence which has helped mold a significant number of successful black/brown leaders. This is unacceptable.
I support these kids 100%. These students' voices must be heard and must be taken seriously.
Don't silence our future.
Every student should feel comfortable and safe at school and it's the schools job to ensure it
In solidarity in the struggle.
My BTHS experience and memories were positive. All children should feel HS is a nurturing place to have positive experiences and grow into adulthood. Racism should not be allowed in an NYC public school.
How will you stop this if you don't care?
This is not the time to move backwards. When I attended BTech in 1995, I had or heard of no racial issues. It was quite the opposite, we made friends with people of all different backgrounds no matter the race or creed. A school like Tech should be promotiong intellect over ignorance!
I hope that this will help.
Racism will not be tolerated.
This ignorance needs to be dealt with and seems to be progressively getting worse since I graduated in 14'. Hope my signature helps.
Shocked and saddened to say the least! I am BTHS Alumni Class of 93. I was always proud of the diversity of our school. Get this fixed!
Almost halfway there, good luck
The Brooklyn Tech I attended was inclusion and a safe place for all. Let's do our part to ensure that it returns to its glory days.
I want Tech to be as inclusive as it was when I went there. Let's pray for a return....
Good luck and may it bring about the change that is needed!
hope you guys reach your goal
Change begins with the beautiful willingness to learn, teach and inspire...lets lead the way. Proud alumni - Class of '94.
As our neighborhoods are taken from us, education appears to be going also.