LAUSD Students Deserve

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by Vivian Marquez1 view·Updated Dec 12, 2021
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  1. Hi, this is L USD students deserve by Vivian. My calves
  2. When and how did the problem originate?
  3. Students deserve originated in 2013 after teachers, parents,
  4. students and community members came together to bring change
  5. two Schools and Education in Los Angeles.
  6. The movement.
  7. Students deserve works towards making black hispanic
  8. and minority lives matter in schools.
  9. Students deserve developed after the continual
  10. vivid discrimination and oppression in L.
  11. A. Usd.
  12. It stems from history with segregation
  13. During the 18th and 19th century.
  14. The black codes were lost past throughout the south that prohibited
  15. blacks in certain areas of school.
  16. In addition, the jim crow laws added to the injustice in today's unequal education
  17. and
  18. yeah,
  19. who does it affect? It affects african americans, Latinos. X.
  20. Asian americans and minority communities throughout Los Angeles.
  21. It also affects Muslims,
  22. undocumented indigenous and queer youth and poor
  23. or working class communities of color.
  24. Why should society be concerned?
  25. Broader society should be concerned because everyone has the
  26. right to education and care for the whole child.
  27. Society should ensure equity and access,
  28. provide funding for services and resources and focus on student needs.
  29. It is important because Los Angeles is a
  30. wealthy community with limitations based on your location.
  31. Our society should provide the essentials for our
  32. upcoming generation of Children who need our care.
  33. Mhm.
  34. Uh huh.
  35. How did L. A. Usd students deserve originate in 2013. A community of 300 parents.
  36. Teachers and students work collaboratively
  37. to create. Students deserve here.
  38. They developed a movement to build a new vision of education and society.
  39. The role of activists.
  40. The role of activists is vital as they provide the urgency for the change
  41. activists create protests involve important school district
  42. employees and continue to evolve the movement
  43. with modern day changes,
  44. activists have taken on the world to promote and
  45. spread the movements for the Children throughout social media,
  46. news, media
  47. websites and local school setups.
  48. Okay.
  49. Uh huh
  50. arguments and claims
  51. students deserve organization claims and media end to
  52. reforms that focus on testing school closure,
  53. reconstitution, pushing out more students,
  54. corporate charter companies running more schools
  55. and cuts to vital areas like arts, music, ethnic studies, libraries,
  56. counseling services, adult education and early childhood education.
  57. In addition,
  58. it argues we need the culture and practices
  59. of arts schools to support every young person
  60. and racism. Classism, sexism, homophobia and transphobia.
  61. Mhm
  62. critique the claims.
  63. Students have used effective strategies when they come together as one
  64. unit protesting and demanding for change at local and state levels.
  65. Teachers have also
  66. used effective strategies In addition to the parents
  67. notable winds.
  68. One of the most recent victories was funding for
  69. black and brown students and staff in schools.
  70. In February 2021,
  71. school police was defunded with the purpose to divest from budgeting
  72. And invest in black students through the 25
  73. million budget and additional $13 million dollar budget.
  74. Mhm.
  75. That is all. Thank you so much. Have a great day