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I don’t really quantify these things, but since the beginning of the newsletter easily the most common request for a post is something like “How do you…
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until we acknowledge that, there can be no coherent discussion of education
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For the record when I was 19 a 400 pound cabinet of lockers fell on my face and pushed my nose to the wrong side, and ever since you can tell it’s…
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Page 98: “This is the saddest part: there was some pathetic part of me that still wanted to be that someone…. The more I loathed Adrienne, the more I…
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So I would ordinarily shy away from doing an old-school blog post that simply links to something else, but this feels like a study that calls out for an…
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a conversation with the NBA journalist and Substacker
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Subscriber Open Thread, 1/24/2021I’m still playing around with finding good days and times for these. Enjoy and be good to each other.
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every generation is, when they're young, which means the youth still aren't coming to save you
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the thirty-fifth digest post
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It is perhaps our cosmic fate to eventually experience the other side of every battle we have ever fought, and in the past year I’ve been confronted, in…
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I stay connected to a bunch of people at the City University of New York and Brooklyn College, where I used to work. The CUNY system is feeling a lot of…
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With Covid waves prompting controversial school closures and the critical race theory controversy still bubbling, I see more and more people talking…
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