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COPS/Metro session draws virtual crowd of 600 to quiz San Antonio candidates

COPS/Metro session draws virtual crowd of 600 to quiz San Antonio candidates FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg listens to candidates speaks during a COPS/Metro accountability session in 2019. The candidates were asked to answer yes or no to questions about housing, immigration and economic issues, including wages./Carlos Javier Sanchez / ContributorShow MoreShow Less 2of3 San Antonio City Council member and mayoral candidate Greg Brockhouse takes a moment to think during a COPS/Metro accountability session two years ago. Brockhouse didn’t attend a similar session on Sunday./Carlos Javier Sanchez / ContributorShow MoreShow Less 3of3 San Antonio City Council member and mayoral candidate Greg Brockhouse takes a moment to think during a COPS/Metro accountability session two years ago. Running for mayor again,k Brockhouse didn’t attend a similar session on Sunday./Carlos Javier Sanchez / ContributorShow MoreShow Less

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District 5 council candidates aim for open seat, hope to lead San Antonio s West Side out of poverty

District 5 council candidates aim for open seat, hope to lead San Antonio s West Side out of poverty
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The Great Equalizer: How a constitutional right to education could save our schools

The Great Equalizer: How a constitutional right to education could save our schools The Great Equalizer: How a constitutional right to education could save our schools April 6, 2021 The word “education” appears in the constitutions of 185 of the 193 recognized states in the world. Of the eight countries that do not designate education as a fundamental constitutional right, all but one are subject to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, which recognizes a child’s right to education. Standing alone as the one country that has not ratified this Convention is the United States. Despite having ratified the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which recognizes that “everyone has the right to education,” the United States does not guarantee its citizens a constitutional right to education.

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As Georgia s new law shows, when Black people gain local power, states strip that power away

Think of Michigan officials taking over Flint and its water supply.

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As Georgia s new law shows, when Black people gain local power, states strip that power away

As Georgia s new law shows, when Black people gain local power, states strip that power away
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