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	"author_name": "Alliance for Quality Education",
	"author_url": "https://actionnetwork.org/groups/alliance-for-quality-education",
	"title": "Fund Equity in Schools, Not Metal Detectors",
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	"description": "Budget negotiations are getting down to the wire at the State Capitol in Albany, and we still have a chance to influence how much the State will spend next year on education. Right now, they&#x27;re debating whether to invest in equity and student supports like counselors and social workers —or to spend money on metal detectors or more cops in schools instead. E-mail your Senator and Assemblymember now and tell them our schools need books, librarians, nurses, guidance counselors and social workers — not more metal detectors.",
	"url": "https://actionnetwork.org/letters/fund-equity-in-schools-not-metal-detectors"
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