Weekends are not typically the busiest of times at the Berkeley High School second-floor library, yet the room's reading tables were filled last Saturday morning with over 70 students, parents and community members focused on one topic: the challenges faced today by Berkeley's black youth.
Attendees of the 'Black Youth in Crisis' conference discussed ways to address the general difficulties black youth may face and pinpointed areas where Berkeley High School can better support its black student population as it overcomes those adversities. - The Daily Californian
Saturday, February 12, 2011
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