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The war that ended multiracial ed reform
I almost forgot that 2026 marks ten years since a skirmish in ed reform that ended friendships and split camps, and that eventually downgraded the “movement” to a single party.
As the lore goes, it was 2016, and the NewSchools Venture Fund...
One Day, Indeed
Well, friends, I have made the tough decision to pause my boycott of Teach For America. I will keep negotiating with them as a bargaining unit of one, with the goal of securing the alumni certificate I am still owed.
For anyone who missed...
The myth of middle-class school choice supremacy
Days later, Nikole Hannah-Jones’s I-made-the-wrong-school-choice essay continues to generate discussion. After consuming far too much of it, I have one takeaway.
I wasn’t aware of just how many perfect parents have never made a bad school...
Why I’m boycotting Teach For America’s 35th Anniversary Summit.
On Friday, more than 10,000 alumni, corps members and partners will pack Caesars Forum in Las Vegas for the biggest gathering in the organization’s history, and they will have to do it without me. This is a matter of principle. The theme th...
We Should All Be Najya Now
The first time I met Nikole Hannah-Jones, we sat on a panel at an education conference in Minneapolis, and I doubt she remembers it. The stage held much of the city’s thinking on Black education, including the leader of a successful Afrocen...
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