Leor Shomroni
All I’m asking is, what are you going to do about this? I’m not asking what kind of photo you’re gonna post of your kids protesting, I’m asking what are you going to do for people who don’t look exactly like you.
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‘I’m planning an escape’
Kim Daniel harbors a modest dream. It was first born of youthful imagination, then deferred because of her fragile health and uncertain financial situation. She has now reimagined her dream, out of fear and desperation.
Vol 5: The Westbrook-Bell Family
When it comes to racial equity, Clayton wants to do the right thing.
Vol. 4: The Gladney-Vickers Family
Judy Gladney was among the first to integrate University City schools — and the memories are bittersweet.
Taking A Toll In 63106
Carrying a bag with a pair of pants, three tops, a pair of sneakers and a nightgown, Valerie Nichols left her home for Grand Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center not sure what she would find. She had last seen her mother on March 1.
Vol. 3: American Dream Deferred, not Discarded
Evita Caldwell shares her story of what it was like moving from an-all black high school to Saint Louis University.
Vol. 2: The Washington Family
The Washingtons have long been drum majors for social justice. But they faced a unique challenge when Teddy Washington, a rising freshman at Washington University found himself among 10 students stopped by police after a dine-and-dash incident at a local IHOP.
Vol. 1: The Caldwell family
Before Ferguson Beyond Ferguson begins with the Caldwells, the first of a series of stories about how St. Louis families over many generations have struggled to get a quality education and gain their purchase on the American Dream.