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Cultural Leadership trains high school students to be community organizers, social justice activists and "troublemakers of the best kind."
Here's Class 6!
Sitting (left to right): Jessica Young, Kendall Tyson, Juliana Wishne, Jestin Kusch, Reiko Young, Caroline Stoner, Jasmine McCurry
Kneeling: Julisa Powell, Zoe Krause, Corey Glantz, Jake Weisman, Brandon Rush, Nathaniel Shelton, Nastanet Taeme, Davin Minor
1st standing row: Helen Rodgers, Devante Malone, Rachel Porter, Sonya McCanna, Tyler Adelstein, Drew Rubin, Akila Bryant, Jeffrey Wilson, Kelsey Shannon
2nd standing row: Candace White, Trevor Green, Erin Schroeder, Daniel Carter, Laura Jones, Jarvis Brown, Devin Gerstein
Last row: Zack Nolan
| Class 6 and their High Schools | |
| Tyler Adelstein | Parkway Central |
| Jarvis Brown | Gateway |
| Akila Bryant | Metro |
| Daniel Carter | Ladue |
| Devin Gerstein | Ladue |
| Corey Glantz | Ladue |
| Trevor Green | CBC |
| Laura Jones | Sumner |
| Zoe Krause | Ladue |
| Jestin Kusch | Cleveland |
| Devante Malone | CBC |
| Sonya McCanna | Nerinx Hall |
| Jasmine McCurry | Cardinal Ritter |
| Davin Minor | Rosati Kain |
| Zack Nolan | Ladue |
| Rachel Porter | Westminster |
| Julisa Powell | Parkway North |
| Helen Rodgers | John Burroughs |
| Drew Rubin | Ladue |
| Brandon Rush | Kirkwood |
| Erin Schroeder | Lindbergh |
| Kelsey Shannon | Ladue |
| Nathaniel Shelton | John Burroughs |
| Caroline Stoner | John Burroughs |
| Nastanet Taeme | St. Elizabeth |
| Kendall Tyson | Thomas Jefferson |
| Jake Weisman | Ladue |
| Candace White | St. Elizabeth |
| Jeffrey Wilson | Beaumont |
| Juliana Wishne | Parkway West |
| Jessica Young | St. Elizabeth |
| Reiko Young | Carnahan |
Other Events Related to Our Work
Missouri History Museum
:Race: Are we so different? Race is a powerful concept that the public poorly understands. This interactive exhibit addresses this misunderstanding by allowing visitors to learn the history of race, the role of science in that history and the subtle and obtrusive expressions of race and racism in our daily lives.
Katherine Dunham: Beyond the Dance - Exhibition extended through March 8th, 2010. Katherine Dunham, orginially from East St. Louis, revolutionized modern dance blending classical movements with African and Caribbean rhythms.
"We were all swimming in the pool at our hotel in Memphis, and this older woman approached me and asked me who we were. I told her about Cultural Leadership and she said, "I was watching you all play and laugh and I thought, 'Why can't the world be like that swimming pool?'" - Class 1 alum
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Cultural Leadership exists to create a more just and equitable community by educating high school students to recognize and resolve issues of privilege and injustice through the lens of the African American and Jewish experience. Our students develop leadership skills, build relationships, facilitate dialogues and create change in their circles of influence. |
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