Dorsey Alumni Hosts “Pave Your Own Lane” Panel for Students
February 16, 2023
An influential panel was conducted by alumni from Dorsey High School on Thursday, February 9th.
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Rasheeda Jones
Children’s Book ‘Justice’ Addresses the Impact of Incarceration
June 16, 2022
Mass incarceration has been an issue that has plagued the Black community for decades. LAUSD psychiatric social worker and Dorsey alum Rasheeda Jones created the children’s book “Justice” to help youth cope with having a close loved one in incarceration. While she wrote the book to help youth deal with being impacted by the issue, it also helped her cope.