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Tune in to see CYCLE on this RI PBS Special!

on February 1, 2022 in Events by Amy Cola

As schools see an increased police presence, RI PBS WEEKLY takes a close look at the school-to-prison pipeline and the activists fighting for change.          UPCOMING RI PBS SPECIAL ON SCHOOL-TO-PRISON PIPELINE         Have some downtime this Wednesday night? This Wednesday, as schools across the nation see an increased police presence, RHODE ISLAND PBS WEEKLY looks at the school-to-prison pipeline and the activists fighting for change. The op-doc will be featuring CYCLE's own Keith Catone and Tracie Potochnik among others who will be discussing and sharing their narratives on the school-to-prison pipeline. We hope you can tune in! Don't miss it this Wednesday, February 2, at 7:30PM EST on WSBE Rhode Island PBS/on-demand! You can stream it here. 

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