(1) Labor policy that shifts the balance back toward labor and away from capital so that families can remain rooted in one place. Unions? Maybe. But something stronger and more vital may be needed.
(2) Prioritization of resources to public education so that schools can be re-imagined as vital social learning communities, rather than wareh…
(1) Labor policy that shifts the balance back toward labor and away from capital so that families can remain rooted in one place. Unions? Maybe. But something stronger and more vital may be needed.
(2) Prioritization of resources to public education so that schools can be re-imagined as vital social learning communities, rather than warehouses.
Is this needed? We need to ask the question.
Will it work? We need to identify the problem and diagnose its cause.
Can it be done? Someone smarter than me will have to answer that.
(1) Labor policy that shifts the balance back toward labor and away from capital so that families can remain rooted in one place. Unions? Maybe. But something stronger and more vital may be needed.
(2) Prioritization of resources to public education so that schools can be re-imagined as vital social learning communities, rather than warehouses.
Is this needed? We need to ask the question.
Will it work? We need to identify the problem and diagnose its cause.
Can it be done? Someone smarter than me will have to answer that.