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What Can We Do To Stop The Assault On Black Girls Who Are Being Criminalized At Alarming Rates?
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10:27Now PlayingThe USA Today interviewed more than two dozen researchers, academics, educators, juvenile justice advocates, legal experts and black girls about the criminalization of African American girls.
Researchers found that Black girls are being criminalized at alarming rates. They are subjects of negative stereotypes by educators, counselors, caseworkers and judges who fail to address their trauma and emotional needs and by school discipline policies that push black girls out of school and punish them more often and more harshly than their white peers.
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