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500 California 5th-graders put in social justice program called ‘Heroes of Color,’ rewarded with red carpet and CNN coverage

More than 500 fifth-grade students in the National School District in California have participated in a program teaching them to promote social justice causes such as gun control and immigration.

The school district, which is just outside San Diego, California, has partnered with a program called “Heroes of Color,” which has students animate videos related to a social justice topic.

CNN visited a participating school to highlight the program and some of the topic choices made by the 11- and 12-year-olds.

“I chose racism because for me, racism is something that I see often and something that happens, and I feel like all people should be treated the same way not because we’re different, but because we are all the same,” said a boy named Christian.

Each given example was rather grim, such as Axel’s, on world hunger. “I feel bad, I really feel bad about this,” he said. “They don’t have the life I have.”

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