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UP for Peace (United parents for participation, equality, accountability and cooperation in education) Initial meeting.

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UP for Peace

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Donated by Citywide Educational Coalition.This project was partially funded by the Boston Library Consortium.Initial meeting of parent's group UP for Peace. Outlines role of group and priorities.
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Keywords

  1. African American Parents
  2. African Americans
  3. Boston
  4. Citywide Educational Coalition
  5. Discrimination
  6. Discrimination In Education
  7. Education
  8. Massachusetts
  9. Public Schools
  10. Race Relations
  11. School Integration
  12. Segregation In Education
  13. Up For Peace

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