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Silence Broken: Making Inmates of Students

By Kameelah Rasheed, WireTap, Aug 15, 2008

Opinion: A Texas school district says to follow the dress code or wear a prison jumpsuit.

 
Silence Broken: Obama Satire Isn't Surprising

By Kameelah Rasheed, WireTap, Jul 18, 2008

Column: The "satirical" New Yorker cover is no satire at all.

 
Silence Broken: South Africa Journeys

By Kameelah Rasheed, WireTap, Jun 20, 2008

Column: Travels to South Africa challenge me to reflect on my privilege as an American "foreigner."

 
Silence Broken: Hurricane Evacuation -- For Citizens Only?

By Kameelah Rasheed, WireTap, May 15, 2008

Column: The marriage between border patrol and hurricane evacuation plans in Texas has resulted in a bastardized strategy that forces undocumented immigrants to chose between physical safety or the possibility of deportation.

 
Silence Broken: Critical Literacy Is The Goal

By Kameelah Rasheed, WireTap, Apr 22, 2008

Column: A young teacher's advice on how to reach struggling readers and writers by building a culture of critical literacy.

 
Election 2008: I Need More

By Kameelah Rasheed, WireTap, Feb 8, 2008

Opinion: None of the candidates rises to an acceptable level on issues of social justice, inequality and confronting war and poverty.

 
Panhandling for Reparations

By Kameelah Rasheed, WireTap, Oct 3, 2007

Damali Ayo's National Day of Panhandling for Reparations interactive performance art event aims to bring legislative conversations to the masses.