Children We've Left Behind

In this compelling and eye-opening memoir, the author takes us on a journey into the heart of inner-city high schools, where poor black and brown students struggle to survive against extremely formidable odds. With vivid detail, the author exposes the violence, racial bias, physical and sexual abuse, and inferior education that these students are forced to deal with on a daily basis. Despite the grim realities depicted in this memoir, the author offers hope and a call to action. By...
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In this compelling and eye-opening memoir, the author takes us on a journey into the heart of inner-city high schools, where poor black and brown students struggle to survive against extremely formidable odds. With vivid detail, the author exposes the violence, racial bias, physical and sexual abuse, and inferior education that these students are forced to deal with on a daily basis. Despite the grim realities depicted in this memoir, the author offers hope and a call to action. By shedding light on these issues, the author highlights the urgent need for society to address the root causes of poverty and racism, and provide the resources and support that these students need to succeed. This book is a powerful and important read for anyone who cares about social justice and the future of our youth.