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Can Changing Summer Change Lives?
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Greg Richmond
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December 10, 2019
This is the first in a series of weekly interviews by Greg Richmond, titled “Three Questions For,” with education visionaries to learn...
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Top Democratic Candidates’ Disrespect for Parents of Color Has Me Wondering If I Fit Into This Party Anymore.
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Erika Sanzi
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December 7, 2019
Politico reports today that Elizabeth Warren’s support among Democratic and left-leaning Independent primary voters “plunged 50 percent over the past month, according to...
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Stop Arguing About ‘Equity’ and Focus on Student Outcomes
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Jasmine Lane
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December 5, 2019
There’s a major force in the education world that has attempted to claim ownership over the term “equity.” From tweets questioning the value of...
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ResearchEd and Equity: Eradicating Educational Evidence Deserts
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Eric Kalenze
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December 1, 2019
In the past few days, a recent Tom Rademacher piece in Education Post has kicked up a lot dust over on Twitter. The piece implied...
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The System Is Winning. For Now.
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Chris Stewart
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November 29, 2019
How Are The Children? It must have been mortifying for Democratic presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren to have a loud...
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Massive Double Standard in Coverage and Reaction to White Moms Demanding Gun Control and Black Moms Demanding Better Schools
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Erika Sanzi
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November 27, 2019
There is a striking double standard when it comes to how the media treats parent advocate groups—while some...
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Some Thoughts from a Mom and Grandma Who Protested Elizabeth Warren’s Education Plan in Atlanta
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Vesia Hawkins
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November 24, 2019
After a month of not writing, I took to Twitter to share some thoughts about the nasty fallout from the protest of...
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Elizabeth Warren Lies About Where Her Son Attended School—Campaign Walks it Back Less than 24 Hours Later
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Erika Sanzi
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November 22, 2019
Sarah Carpenter is a black mother and grandmother from Memphis, Tennessee who has been fighting for better schools for decades. She was...
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