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What do trees have to do with anything?

November 10, 2021 jdmurphy315

A data fellowship for a tree canopy project grew out of my reporting on racial discrimination in Rochester.

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A dangerous book cover

October 11, 2021March 21, 2022 jdmurphy315

My book cover is here, and it’s a good one.

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New GS4A student survey results

October 5, 2021 jdmurphy315

The new survey shows strong interest among some students for diverse schools, including inter-district magnets.

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Pre-orders now available

September 13, 2021September 14, 2021 jdmurphy315

My book, “Your Children Are Very Greatly in Danger,” is available for pre-order in advance of its March 15, 2022 release date.

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Down with school districts?

September 2, 2021September 2, 2021 jdmurphy315

Are school district boundaries at the root of educational segregation?

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Endorsement: Ansley Erickson

August 3, 2021 jdmurphy315

One of the key points I try to stress in my book is that, while schools were greatly affected by housing segregation in Rochester, they

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Why not rename a whole bunch of schools?

July 23, 2021 jdmurphy315

RCSD has many schools that could be renamed to connect with and inspire students.

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Final edits and endorsements

July 7, 2021 jdmurphy315

I’m in the final copy-editing stage of the manuscript process.

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More on Kodak in The Atlantic

June 17, 2021 jdmurphy315

The Atlantic magazine just published a lengthy piece on Eastman Kodak and Rochester.

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Excerpt: the legacy of George Eastman

June 15, 2021 jdmurphy315

A new excerpt of my book just published in the Democrat and Chronicle.

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