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When roses stay in the concrete... they become rose gardens
Note to educators: Hope required when growing roses in concrete Jeff <strong>Duncan</strong>-<strong>Andrade</strong> Associate Professor Raza Studies and Education San Francisco State University jandrade@sfsu.edu
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