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I've also done some reporting and understand that some unions are saying their contracts do not require teachers to provide virtual instruction and so principals cannot make teachers who don't

Friday I tweeted about how it is time to honestly assess what virtual education looks like during the pandemic and how little instruction is occurring. Let me start by saying, if

This seems to confirm what I'm hearing from parents across US and what I am experiencing with my own child. There's very little instruction happening in many schools as ed

But we are nearly two months in and school is in session even if they buildings are closed. There is no excuse why teachers cannot be offering some virtual instruction

I so appreciate the way this reporter didn’t let him get away with his gaslighting when he first denied it was a Confederate flag, then said if it was,it was

This is the 3rd such story I’ve seen out of Detroit alone. When this is all over one of the things I’m afraid we’ll learn is that the black death

This is dressed up bootstrapped-ism that maintains inequality by suggesting people can overcome systemic and structural racism if they simply tried harder. Giving a nod to those inequalities and then

So, workers at the Tyson plant in my hometown of Waterloo, Iowa, that is turning into a Covid-19 hot spot are being told to come to work with a mask

My baby girl turned 10 today & it’s the 1st time she’ll celebrate without family & friends.The other day she had a Zoom check in with her dance team.Afterwards she

Ask yourself: What do Confederate flags have to do with protesting a stay-at-home order and why do the same people who fly Trump flags also fly flags honoring the side

A story I'v long wanted to write is that the particular hatred for the @USPS, one of our great American institutions & services, an institution mandated by the Constitution, is

Just announced: New York City’s public schools closed for the rest of the year. We start later and the school year lasts to the end of June, meaning kids will