Working on making America fair, for once. Frmly strategy at Avalanche Insights. Make music as Night School. Play tennis much. Detective @iamdetectivewill (ig).
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I may or may not have started a substack after three years of procrastination. It's called Carousel of Progress. Check it out!
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With all the legal and cultural obstacles, what can we do to keep up the fight to integrate K12 schools? In my piece, published (my first time!) by @AIRInforms, I propose an outside-the-box answer: reward schools that resemble their diverse neighborhoods.
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Thread: (1/9) I've been in Dem politics for 14 yrs. I'm incredibly frustrated & disappointed at the lack of bold leadership, esp. when our hopes were so high after reclaiming the WH in 2020. I am angry. Most of my friends are furious.
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Smart strategists want to know why the facts on Build Back Better & the economy aren't compelling to voters. It's because we're not communicating them as part of a larger story. We're making intellectual arguments against what people are *feeling.* That is a losing strategy.
For those who want to take a step back to try to understand what's going on here: nytimes.com/2021/12/09/opini…
Missed opportunity...This should have been: "1) This is not perfect, but most Republican leaders are beholden to corps. 2) Here is what it DOES do, for YOU, this year. 3) Here's what it will do in the future and what we can do together if you stick with us." 10 min speech.
Join me as I give an update on the historic Build Back Better Framework. nitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1nAKEYvgk…
This is a relatively unconsidered topic for me. This helped. Check it out. nytimes.com/2021/06/14/opini…
This is a thing we aren't going to pay adequate attention to. @paulkrugman nytimes.com/2021/05/17/opini…
Not okay boomers. We need to include generational equity in the broader discussion of equity. Especially with #boomers still in charge. Denser but worth it. larrylittlefield.wordpress.c…
Agreed: "Just once, I’d like to hear a mayor, governor or president say: 'Yes, I’m in charge — and I’ve been trying to get here for my entire life. I want you to judge me by how I’ve used that position, not by who I am.'" nytimes.com/2021/03/30/opini…
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Third grade *math* test scores are a stronger predictor of high school graduation than reading scores. Evidence that, contrary to conventional wisdom, 3rd grade reading is not a uniquely important benchmark. ednavigator.com/ideas/what-p…
Which do we want more: "Democracy or the filibuster?" nytimes.com/2021/03/11/opini… @ezraklein
This is what winning means. nytimes.com/2021/03/07/us/po…
"The world is complicated, and we should all be cautious about shoehorning facts into our ideological constructs." nytimes.com/2021/03/03/opini…
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Very important imo
There’s a new trend that you see everywhere in progressive writing and in democratic politics: describing every race-blind proposal as an initiative to advance racial equity. This framing is technically correct, but I think it's bad politics. Here's why: slowboring.com/p/race-blind-…
Will Packer retweeted
There’s a new trend that you see everywhere in progressive writing and in democratic politics: describing every race-blind proposal as an initiative to advance racial equity. This framing is technically correct, but I think it's bad politics. Here's why: slowboring.com/p/race-blind-…
