Class of 1981 - This is not the schoo that I was so proud to have attended. This is a place of learning, not a place to nurture or tolerate ignorance.
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Subhajit Saha
10 years ago
#blackinbrooklyntech
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Kellie Marty
10 years ago
<3
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Khadijia Mayo Morrow
10 years ago
Class of 1993
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Walter Fuller Jr
10 years ago
BTHS Class of '76
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Erika Moss
10 years ago
As an alumni of Brooklyn Technical High School, who believes in the value of a diverse and just society, I sign this petition in support of students that want their voices heard.
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Antoinette
10 years ago
Featured
I am an alumni from the class of 2007. We all love our alma mater and want it to maintain its respect and prestige. However, it is important for all students to feel safe, valued and included in their educational environment and administration needs to actively be doing their part to ensure this.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Racism is NOT acceptable ANYWHERE.
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Cassandra Arnold
10 years ago
The sentiments expressed by current students doesn't resemble in any way the school culture I experienced as part of the class of '94. As a Technite you should feel confident and have a strong sense of self and openness to the diversity that represents NYC and the world. I don't live in a bubble and I realize the state of unrest we live in but we have a choice to fight for equality as opposed to the status quo.
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Rez Rashid
10 years ago
I support this
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Thandekile Shange
10 years ago
Class of 1985, Black History Club,
Cheerleading Squad/Enginette
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Alanna LeGall
10 years ago
We have to do our part. These students don't have to deal with this alone.
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Noel Moses
10 years ago
The sexual exploitation of innocent students by a convicted teacher should not have escape the administration.
What is disingenuous and unconscionable is that the principal is still on the job.
The racist accusation is believable because the BTHS administration was not held accoutable for the sexploitation of students.
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Janessa Cox
10 years ago
Featured
I'm deeply disappointed in the steep decline in the black student population at Tech as well as the apparent lack of tolerance among both students and teachers. The experience these students are having is different from the one I had while attending the school. Changes must be made
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Bro David Barker
10 years ago
Until the philosophy which holds one race superior and another inferior is finally and permanently discredited and abandoned everywhere is war Bob Marley
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Lourdes Garcia
10 years ago
Class of 81...Not acceptable on any level. This is not the Tech I know and love.
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Gerard Louison
10 years ago
I stand with the current and future students to say ALL students have a place at Tech and the right not to be harassed due to any personal charactistic that someone deems worthy of scorn.
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Calem Romasco
10 years ago
As an alum of Brooklyn tech whose mom worked in the civil rights movement I am outraged to learn about recent events a BTHS.
Hope you get 1,000 signatures
Class of 1981 - This is not the schoo that I was so proud to have attended. This is a place of learning, not a place to nurture or tolerate ignorance.
#blackinbrooklyntech
<3
Class of 1993
BTHS Class of '76
As an alumni of Brooklyn Technical High School, who believes in the value of a diverse and just society, I sign this petition in support of students that want their voices heard.
I am an alumni from the class of 2007. We all love our alma mater and want it to maintain its respect and prestige. However, it is important for all students to feel safe, valued and included in their educational environment and administration needs to actively be doing their part to ensure this.
Racism is NOT acceptable ANYWHERE.
The sentiments expressed by current students doesn't resemble in any way the school culture I experienced as part of the class of '94. As a Technite you should feel confident and have a strong sense of self and openness to the diversity that represents NYC and the world. I don't live in a bubble and I realize the state of unrest we live in but we have a choice to fight for equality as opposed to the status quo.
I support this
Class of 1985, Black History Club, Cheerleading Squad/Enginette
We have to do our part. These students don't have to deal with this alone.
The sexual exploitation of innocent students by a convicted teacher should not have escape the administration. What is disingenuous and unconscionable is that the principal is still on the job. The racist accusation is believable because the BTHS administration was not held accoutable for the sexploitation of students.
I'm deeply disappointed in the steep decline in the black student population at Tech as well as the apparent lack of tolerance among both students and teachers. The experience these students are having is different from the one I had while attending the school. Changes must be made
Until the philosophy which holds one race superior and another inferior is finally and permanently discredited and abandoned everywhere is war Bob Marley
Class of 81...Not acceptable on any level. This is not the Tech I know and love.
I stand with the current and future students to say ALL students have a place at Tech and the right not to be harassed due to any personal charactistic that someone deems worthy of scorn.
As an alum of Brooklyn tech whose mom worked in the civil rights movement I am outraged to learn about recent events a BTHS.
Come on Brooklyn Tech you are better than that.