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The cdc, new jersey, vermont, ohio, say virtually the same thing could go on. the point is the cdc sets the standard and then it becomes required across the country. and of course, they know that. of course, they know that if they know anything, they know. so we call the cdc and asked a simple question. do you deny that once the covid vaccine is added to the child's immunization schedule, many schools and states will require it? based on your recommendation? and of course, they know that's true. we caught them lying. so they didn't even bother to respond to us because apparently not american c...

In this op-ed, Jack Weinstein, a Pardee School of Global Studies professor of the practice of international security, argues that the United States’ strategic tunnel vision is clouding our thinking on what it means to keep America safe. “We’re missing critical components of a comprehensive security strategy,” he writes. Weinstein says there are three things the country needs to do to improve national security: resourcing education as a national imperative; acknowledging America’s broken democracy; and making sure that every citizen is treated equally, regardless of income.

From book bans, teaching about race and use of preferred personal pronouns, educators are on the front lines of cultural flashpoints. The new American Family Survey found Americans oppose removing school library books but indicates low levels of support for transgender students.

South Carolina Republicans have tried to ban LGBTQ books from certain sections of libraries, while a PEN America report shows an explosion in attempts to ban books in school.

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