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Dr. Adelaide L. Sanford, Vice Chancellor Emerita of the New York State Board of Regents, talks about her experiences in Brooklyn, NY as a teacher in the early 1950's. TAGS: Patchen Avenue, Herkimer Street, Chauncey Street, Atlantic Avenue, P.S. 21, P.S. 28, The Crispus Attucks School, Bedford Stuyvesant, Brevoort Houses, Long Island Railroad, NYC Board of Education, NYC Department of Education, 1950, 1953, 1956, CRMD, Special Education, Opportunity Class, history, boys, behavior problems, mental retardation, stubborn, recalcitrant, resilience, self- confidence, resourcefulness, belief, worthiness, difficult, embarrassing situations, stay, care, Daddy, picket fence, dog, read, write, speak, speech, mathematics, author, writer, credit, 4th Grade, 5th Grade, 6th Grade, me, myself, my life, children, important lesson, themselves, their story, their lives, longings, hopes, disappointment, depression, pain, hurt, house, housing projects, rats, roaches, African ancestry, European teachers, approach, Teacher's Guide, validate, evidence, potential, Standardized Tests, Next Level

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  • Dr. Sanford is the last of black women who care about black boys. Black women of today REFUSE to come together around the topic of helping black boys, they wont even discuss it. EVERYTHING today is about helping black girls ONLY! Black men see this hate and want to avoid black women altogether.

  • @LISTENtotheMANofGOD If what you say is true, then we are a doomed race, as some believe. Fortunately, many care, many discuss, many help, many don't avoid, many love. Dr. Sanford is our great teacher, who teaches that we must begin with ourselves.

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  • Keep spreading the History. Thanks and blessings to our Elders. Ashe.

  • My elementary school principal!!!! I love this woman. She took us project children and made us believers in education!

  • Peace to this Queen Sister. I heard they had to shut her down though. The system is real.

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    - Brother Chimaobi

  • One of my heroes! Dr. Adelaide L. Sanford, Vice Chancellor Emerita of the New York State Board of Regents was an advocate for the Queens Association for Parents of Exceptionally Gifted Children (EGC), the group responsible for my elementary school education.

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