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Margaret Fortune: How California鈥檚 Legislation Targeting Public Charter Schools Shows That Blue States Can Oppress Black People Too

Margaret Fortune and students who attend the Fortune School charter network in Sacramento and San Bernardino counties California. (Fortune School)

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April 30, 2019

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