Lorreen Pryor-Trowel is working to hold area school districts accountable for the way they “under-resource, yet overly discipline Black children.” (Photo by Russell Stiger Jr.) ‘Don’t make me come down there.” Many a Black mother has threatened to pop up at a child’s school, but for area advocate Lorreen Pryor-Trowel the words take on new meaning. They’re not a warning to a misbehaving child, but a promise to schools — and school districts — that someone is, in fact, watching. Ms. Pryor-Trowel is president of the Black Youth Leadership Project (BYLP), an organization she’s led since 2010. With the rise of inequity in public education, programming expanded to include direct service advocacy to families experiencing racism and other disparate treatment. She got involved with the Elk Grove Unified School District (EGUSD) after a student at Pleasant Grove High School penned a letter to teachers.