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Educational Mission: Raising Revolutionaries
Black Agenda Radio with Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
03 Feb 2020
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Liberation Through Reading founder Erica Caines has distributed over 1,500 books to children in several cities. “I believe in our ability to educate our own children,” said Caines, who wants to raise a generation of revolutionaries. Reading is necessary to foster “internationalism, an understanding of how we’re connected in our own liberation struggles,” she said.

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