29 years after daughter was killed, Oakland father hopes new podcast studio lifts students' voices
An Oakland non-profit that provides mentorship for youth of color debuted a podcast studio at McClymonds High School named after Lo’Eshe Lacy, a 16-year-old whose life was cut short by gun violence in 1997. Maddie White reports. A non-profit that provides mentorship for youth of color in Oakland has debuted a podcast studio at McClymonds High School named after Lo’Eshe Lacy, whose life was interrupted by gun violence in 1997. The studio is named after Lacy. Her father hopes the new space will raise students' voices.
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29 years after daughter was killed, Oakland father hopes new podcast studio lifts students' voices An Oakland non-profit that provides mentorship for youth of color debuted a podcast studio at McClymo... [327 symbols]
Temi: Podcasts
