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Colin Flaherty: Metal Detectors In All Schools In The District. Vote + Protest

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First published at 22:44 UTC on April 4th, 2019.

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Colin Flaherty (Author of Don't Make the Black Kids Angry) Commentary News Video "Student protesters shut down Philly school board meeting over metal detector vote" policy 805
Protesters shut down Thursday’s Philadelphia School District board meeting after a 7-2 vote to require metal detectors and X-ray machines in every district high school.

Philadelphia Student Union executive director Julien Terrell and around 60 students and faculty who called for a “no” vote on the policy stormed the front of the school board auditorium, denouncing the less than year-old board.

“We are not talking about conversations,” shouted Terrell. “We’re not talking about officers being nice. We are talking about the everyday traumatization of students.”

Terrell continued to speak to an audience of supporters and some district staff. When board President Joyce Wilkerson threatened to have Terrell removed, he reacted in defiance.

“There’s not enough of you all to remove us,” he shouted. And I f–king dare! I dare you to come and remove us!”
https://whyy.org/articles/student-protesters-shut-down-philly-school-board-meeting-over-metal-detector-vote/
March 28, 2019

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