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A U.S. Department of Education official, Kristina Ishmael, criticizes White people and claims fatphobia is white supremacy on her Twitter account.

Just as the Obama administration did before it, Team Biden is claiming that school discipline is rooted in racism.

THE FOUNDATION "If we move in mass, be it ever so circuitously, we shall attain our object; but if we break into squads, everyone pursuing the path he thinks most direct, we become an easy conquest to those who can now barely hold us in check." —Thomas Jefferson (1811) IN TODAY'S DIGEST Democrats...

The DOE official said, 'That feeling of ‘oppression’ these white protesters have voiced is [because of]... their perceived loss of power & privilege'

A U.S. Department of Education official blamed "whiteness" for causing racism in school discipline policies before being brought into the Biden administration.

The recipients of the 2021 Youth Public Service Award are students from Virginia high schools.

You were listening, hearing about this mass exodus of kindergarteners. can we reverse the damage that has already been done? >> we absolutely can. im glad kayla mentioned the american rescue plan money thats been sent to states. that is a start to help get kids back on track. its not just about getting them back on track academically, its about getting back on track socially, emotionally and recognizing the past year has been a tremendous trauma for our kids. you put up the number of cops in our...

Overgrown, so that we can stop it super spreading, as to up it super spreading, mutating, going to different areas that are vaccinated. if we cant blanket this country, this world with vaccinated individuals, we have a chance of overcoming this thing. >> we can open hope. doctor, thank you for spending your time with us. i know your time is hard to share right now, considering how inundated you are. we consider the work youre doing. thank you. with the rise in the coronavirus last year came a ...

York times" and stanford university about the massive exodus of children. the drop was 28% higher for families earning $35,000 or less. the studies show the months -- but the able to recover may follow a racial and economic divide. it also suggests the educational loss to our kids may be one of the biggest costs to this pandemic. im joined by kayla patrick, an analyst with the education trust to help us understand this.

Pre-k programs. >> can we reverse it? >> im optimistic we can. its not just about about how much money were getting, but how well were spending it. so a district like detroit is getting $3,000 per student just to help them get back on grade level. we no that targeted tutoring can cost as little as $900 per student. welcome to see districts implement tutoring programs. theyre working with a small group of students to really help them fill their gaps. they may have the over the last year or two th...