We didn't have means, education, jobs and women couldn't vote. She (Tubman) was born to slave parents. She didn't have any means or economic things. But nevertheless she would fight. One sometimes is the majority.

When you do community building, you fight for social justice and human rights in schools and jobs and every aspect where racism raises its ugly head.

It's not really hard to learn. It's just different from the touch-screen system we had before.

When you're looking at someone at the lower end, you're sometimes looking at parents who are working two jobs, maybe three. Time is limited, and transportation. You can't just get up and drive your student across town to school.

Her parents were well-off. They both had good jobs, a nice place. They grabbed everybody and sent them back.

We have a large group of citizens who look for continuing education opportunities and they really enjoy the chance to read something they wouldn't normally read.