Reckoning and Repair: The Art Thats Touched Philadelphia
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S3 // INTERVENTION 7

Voices of Defiance: Black Women's Resistance to the Philadelphia Welfare System

[a digital scrapbook by Kayla Simpson]
This digital scrapbook  uses archives from Temple University and various Philadelphia newspapers to highlight the government's role in implementing a corrupt welfare system in the 1960s and how Black women and organizations organized to resist these systems.

Kayla Simpson

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Kayla is a first-year Penn GSE student receiving a M.S.Ed in Education, Culture, & Society. As an aspiring early childhood practitioner, her main goal is to address and advocate for the systemic inequities in early childhood education from a racialized, classed, and gendered perspective. At the same time, she offers beacons of hope by highlighting how the Philadelphia community has historically worked to resist these systems of oppression.
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