NYC Underground Railroad Curriculum

Whereas Black New Yorkers for Educational Excellence has identified as its top priority the inclusion of Black History (African, African American & Caribbean) in the NYC Department of Education cu... continue reading »

600 signatures Goal: 1,000
All Signatures (600 total)
101.
Kalonji Olusegunfkavincentg 18 May 2013

"As a graduate of DeWitt Clinton H.S. and Lincoln University, PA, i know the value of African and AafricanAmerican history and the need to include them in NYC public and charter schools. The truth should always be taught our children and the history of Afr"

102.
F Aminishab 10 May 2013

"I support this petition"

103.
Ramona R 5 May 2013

"strong determination, lets make it happen, UNITE once & for all...."

104.
Joshua Beea 23 April 2013

"This is a very important issue that faces millions!"

105.
Aisha B 16 April 2013

"Black History (African American & Carribean) needs to be taught all over the US"

106.
Raymond W 15 April 2013

"Not yet free but getting there. Knowledge is power"

107.
Vanessa Rr 13 April 2013

"As a NYC educator, I feel that the addition of the underground railroad to the NYC Dept. of Ed. and NYC Dept. of Ed. curriculum be instituted with as much passion, determination, and foresite as our ancestors attributed during the time of slavery. It shou"

108.
Gene T 3 April 2013

"Equally as important as the curriculum is the preparation and sttitudes of the teachrs and administrators. And more than a "semblance" is required."

109.
Kevin H 1 April 2013

"I support this petition"

110.
Laverne P 30 March 2013

"I support this petition"

111.
Andrea B 30 March 2013

"I support this petition"

112.
Adrienne C 21 March 2013

"Education is Power"

113.
Pearl Nt 16 March 2013

"our children need to know their history"

114.
Dr Joyceek 15 March 2013

"I applaud these efforts to liberate our knowledge, our memories and our consciousness. Next, let's get our languages into the curriculum so that we can truly THINK African."

115.
Carrie R 28 February 2013

"People without a knowledge of their past; cannot determine their own futures. If one does not know where they have been that one will not know where they are going. How can governmental leaders lead a people without the people knowing where there they are"

116.
Ruby S 28 February 2013

"I support this petition"

117.
Fatimah P 11 February 2013

"It saddens me that we should even have to request that our history be taught separately to begin with...black history is american history. Ideally the two should never have been separated."

118.
David S 6 February 2013

"I support this petition"

119.
Marquisha Tj 20 January 2013

"I support this petition"

120.
Christopher M 13 January 2013

"History should be presented just as it has occurred- unabridged!"

121.
Carmen A 26 December 2012

"I support this petition"

122.
Luz M 16 December 2012

"I support this petition"

123.
Abiola V 6 December 2012

"Knowledge of one's history is key to self-love. Self-love is key to positive growth."

124.
Njoki K 2 December 2012

"I support this petition"

125.
Kamal W 20 October 2012

"I support this petition"

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