it also points to significant legal vulnerabilities in the exclusion of girls of color from these programs under the relevant provisions of the Constitution, Title IX, and the D.C. Human Rights Act, and recommends that the programming be opened to girls going forward.

The ACLU and the African American Policy Forum are also seeking to connect with parents and family members of African-American and Latino children in Washington DC public schools to hear their feelings, views and attitudes on educational opportunities for girls in Washington DC. Please fill out this form if you are interested in sharing your views with us.

This report was originally published on May 9, 2016, and has since been updated to reflect further information subsequently received pursuant to a supplemental Freedom of Information Act request....a little history

Steve began his career in ad agencies, with a background in design, he started by cutting his production teeth on print production for both retail and B2B clients. Eventually assignments in television and radio were added to his portfolio, and Steve made the jump to content management.

Whether for education or communication, in film, digital video, union or non-union, Steve has managed projects throughout the US and w Europe. Success in advertising led to opportunities in the world of educations and entertainment, both manager and 1st AD.

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Tell me a little more about your agency background?

I started working for Lewis Advertising and contractors while in school in NC. In Florida, I worked for a number of companies in the Tampa Bay area, including Clarke