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Alison Stewart "First Class"
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August 28, 2013
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1:07:05Now PlayingAlison Stewart, a long-time radio and TV journalist and the daughter of Dunbar High School alumni, tells the story of D.C.'s Dunbar High, founded in 1870 as the country's first black public high school. For decades Dunbar attracted a stellar faculty and graduated students who went on to illustrious careers. In recent years, however, Dunbar has joined the ranks of failing urban schools. What happened? And can Dunbar be revitalized?
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