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Trusted with kids, not with a vote Chandrai Jackson-Saunders has been teaching and counseling students in D.C. public schools for 17 years. She has lived in Washington, D.C. all her life. She pays federal taxes. Yet, like all 600,000 D.C. residents, Chandrai is denied a vote in Congress /

Thumbnail for Trusted with kids, not with a vote Chandrai Jackson-Saunders has been teaching and counseling students in D.C. public schools for 17 years. She has lived in Washington, D.C. all her life. She pays federal taxes. Yet, like all 600,000 D.C. residents, Chandrai is denied a vote in Congress /
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2006.
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Color
  3. Digital Photographs
  4. Education
  5. Political Posters
  6. School Children
  7. Suffrage
  8. Teachers
  9. Washington (D.C.)
  10. Women

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