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Mix It Up at Lunch Day a Success |
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More than 4 million students swap seats, cross boundaries |
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On Nov. 16, over nine thousand schools participated in the Center's third annual Mix It Up at Lunch Day, an event designed to spark youth activism and unity by asking students to meet someone new at lunch. Across the country, participating students used a variety of methods to seat themselves with new acquaintances. In Montgomery, Ala., Booker T. Washington Magnet School students (pictured above) randomly drew from decks of cards to determine their seatmates.
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Share season's spirit
Celebrate a loved one with donation in their honor and send the Center's new holiday e-card. With a snowflake design and your personal message, share your best wishes and the spirit of the season.
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Donor commits to fighting hate
As a boundary- breaking female pilot, author, and activist, Nancy Ferguson became a Center supporter to help the Intelligence Project continue its crucial investigative work in the coming decades.
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Neo-Nazi
on the air
Every Friday in St. Louis, a white man who claims to have been active in the Civil Rights Movement broadcasts "family radio for concerned white people" on a local AM station. Yet some of his other activities — such as running an anti-Semitic website — aren't quite so family-friendly.
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Advocating for children
The Center's legal staff is using several cases to challenge mistreatment of institutionalized children across the South. Find out how your support can end the "Schoolhouse to Jailhouse Pipeline."
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