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Teenage Ground Zero Attitude of Resistance
Every American parent has experienced the “epic fail” moment of parenting, when over a decade of child rearing meets the teenage ground zero attitude of resistance. Parenting a teen is without discrimination. Continue reading
TEN SUCCESSFUL TIPS FOR RAISING YOUNG URBAN MALES
Monitoring your young male will be a very hard task. Several factors will increase or decrease the level of difficulties you will face as your young male grows older. Here are some Tried & True tips that will help make the process of monitoring him easier. Continue reading
Despite Connecticut’s great wealth, one in ten children lives in poverty
Child Poverty in Connecticut: January 2009 Connecticut is one of the wealthiest states in the nation, which compounded with its highly skilled workforce, makes the cost of living very high.1 The state was one of three states in the nation … Continue reading
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2010 National Report shows Racial gaps in U.S. high schools
The Schott 50 State Report on Public Education and Black Males President and CEO of Harlem Children’s Zone, Geoffrey Canada writes… Yes, we need better schools, but we also need to address the problems outside the classroom that derail the … Continue reading
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Tagged african american, black boys, Black male violence, child poverty, Education, Education Reform, Geoffrey Canada, Graduation Rates, Harlem Children's, juvenile crimes, New Jersey, New York, Newark, problems with young males, Racial gap, raising young boys, Schott Foundation, Shafiq Abdussabur, U.S. Department of Education, young leaders, Young Urban Males
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Urban Gun Violence Prevention Program
Young Urban Males 