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    From Deasy: RFK, apartheid, Chavez and an Oprah moment

    In his annual State of the Schools address, LA Unified Superintendent John Deasy today called to mind Robert F. Kennedy, apartheid in South Africa, Cesar Chavez and national immigration reform. He even hammered home this year’s theme, “My Brother’s and Sister’s Keeper,” with an Oprah-like moment. Deasy instructed every LA Unified employee in the audience — about...

    By Vanessa Romo | August 5, 2014



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