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Belonging in Classrooms: Stories of Anti-Racism in Minneapolis Public Schools

Belonging in Classrooms: Stories of Anti-Racism in Minneapolis Public Schools

By: Advancing Equity Coalition
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 How do we practice belonging in one of the most segregated spaces in America? Who are the people challenging the systems? What do they do differently? What do they wish you knew about their experience? Join us on a journey to tell the stories of educators, students, and community members working to dismantle racism in Minneapolis Public Schools.Advancing Equity Coalition
Episodes
  • Paula Luxenberg, Part 2

    Paula Luxenberg, Part 2
    Jul 17 2025

    Paula Luxenberg is an MPS Parent and leader of the Minneapolis chapter of Integrated Schools. Paula joins Heather to discuss complicated topics around integration, segregation, and desegregation, with clear values.
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    30 mins
  • Paula Luxenberg, Part 1

    Paula Luxenberg, Part 1
    Jul 3 2025

    Paula Luxenberg is an MPS Parent and leader of the Minneapolis chapter of Integrated Schools. Paula joins Heather to discuss complicated topics around integration, segregation, and desegregation, with clear values.
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    24 mins
  • Zay Martin, LaKeitha "Keke" Ivie, and Ninah Abullah

    Zay Martin, LaKeitha "Keke" Ivie, and Ninah Abullah
    May 29 2025

    Zay Martin, Keke Ivie, and Ninah Abdullah are students at Camden High School. They join us to talk about the ways they have been impacted by participating in classes and services from the Office of Black Student Achievement. Amongst cuts to this department, hear why our Black students need classes built for them.
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    19 mins
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