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On day 17 of their hunger strike over Dyett High School, two Chicago activists went to Washington to seek help from Arne Duncan.

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On day 17 of a hunger strike over a Chicago high school, two activists traveled to Washington to ask Education Secretary Arne Duncan for help, the Post reports.

Photo credit: U.S. Department of Education

by Lyndsey Layton

On day 17 without food, two of the dozen Chicago activists on a hunger strike over a city high school traveled to Washington to ask Education Secretary Arne Duncan for help.

Read the rest of the story at The Washington Post.

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