A Minneapolis middle school provided sixth and seventh grade students guidance on preparing to attend Black Lives Matter protests, including what to wear and what to do if arrested by police.

The guide was disseminated to students at Justice Page Middle School and was part of a newsletter published by Minneapolis Public Schools Community Education. A copy of the newsletter was obtained by the parent activist organization Parents Defending Education.

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