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- re: Philip O'Berry Academy of Technology
- Blogs & Podcasts, The CLog, Apr 12, 2012
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Trayvon Martin-inspired discussion addresses local issues of racism
Community groups ask: Can we talk?
- by Ana McKenzie
- Tags: News, Trayvon Martin, George Zimmerman, Charlotte, Charlotteans, Sanford, second-degree murder, Brett Loftis, Council for Children's Rights, Jelani Haskins, Philip O'Berry Academy of Technology, Jose Hernandez-Paris, diversity and multicultural specialist, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, Brian Heslin, attorney, Moore & Van Allen, Mary C. Curtis, Creative Loafing, journalist, Little Rock AME Zion Church, Community Building Initiative, Mecklenburg Ministries, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Community Relations Committee, Wednesday, Rashaa Brown, African American, Pittsburgh, racism, discrimination, Rick Thames, Charlotte Observer, Ana McKenzie
Panelists and audience members discussed the implications of the African American teen's death during "Can We Talk About Trayvon Martin: Why is what happened so disturbing?" in Charlotte on Wednesday.
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