Sanzi Says
Erika SanziThoughts on K12 education mostly but also culture, a bit of politics and of course, motherhood!
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As many of you know, I write a column in my local paper that I often share here too since so many of you live far away and won’t be picking up our free weekly paper at the grocery store or coffee shop. Below is my most recent — and highly c...
A No Brainer for my Governor, Triumph Over Tragedy, Gratitude You Can Wear and The Niece in Greece turns 1!
As many of you know, I write a column in my local paper that I often share here too since so many of you live far away and won’t be picking up our free weekly paper at the grocery store or coffee shop. Below is my most recent column that fi...
Recent writings: School walkouts and Trump's claim during the State of the Union that"these people are crazy!"
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Last week I had column in my local paper, The Valley Breeze, and another op-ed at Outkick— I’m reposting them here. Some of you may have already seen one or both but I suspect most have not. Whether you nod along and say a...
The Pitt diminished itself by smearing all men
It’s no surprise that the HBO medical drama The Pitt cleaned up at the Golden Globes this year. I watched all of season one, and for the most part, I loved it. It’s fast-paced, well-acted, gripping (and graphic!).
But one line of dialogue...
When gingerbread houses aren't your jam
I wrote this in 2019 but figured I’d share it again with Christmas nine days away and so much sadness in the news from Australia, to Providence to Los Angeles. I’m very distracted by the manhunt currently happening in my little state to fin...
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Erika Sanzi is a very imperfect mom to three teenage sons and the director of outreach at Parents Defending Education. She calls Rhode Island home.
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