Das ist Leben

  • Alexander Drescher
  • Talya Drescher CSUCI

Author Biographies

Alexander Drescher

Alexander Drescher is currently in the fifth class in Gymnasium in Southern Germany. If COVID-19 had not hit he would be in the fifth grade in Ventura County, California. Alex is a storyteller, a coin collector, and a protective brother to his little sister. In his free time, Alex likes to write stories about the California Gold Rush, research old coins and have conversations about the meaning of life.

Talya Drescher, CSUCI

Talya Drescher is Alex's proud mom.

Published
2020-12-17
How to Cite
Drescher, A., & Drescher, T. (2020). Das ist Leben. Allies for Education, 3(1). Retrieved from https://journals.calstate.edu/afe/article/view/3301
Issue
Vol. 3 No. 1 (2020): Being Anti-Racist, Teaching Anti-Racism: Building Connections, Coalitions, and Curricula for Human Beings
Section
Perspectives from the Field

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