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Environments and e and cultures and systems that they ve been challenged in. so they know what this 12-year-old or, you know, abe an 18-year-old in the case of a michael brown, has gone through and resulted in tragedy. so they ve seen this. so for him to express it publicly, i think is something for those of us who sort of benignly go through a sporting event and think about oh, you know, how much touchdowns the athletes will get. sort of get clued in that these guys are more than that. they re raising an important issue that we re thinking about. professor dyson, what did you think? absolutely right. i thought that if this is representative of the police perspective, and this guy obviously, as a human being, we can say, i don t know him, but this seems seems like a decent human being. you re so dangerous and problematic. you hide behind an innocence and then you project a kind of invincibility that is good when you re in the heat of battle. but horrible when it comes to admitting ....
These are the things that make america great. but those are the things that people like dyson doesn t like. the left is on the wrong side of everything and they want us to join them which is why films like this are necessary. juan, do you think dinesh being from india gives him more credibility. he s an immigrant of this country but has a very different take and you can see him with professor dyson. dyson saying look i love america too but from a liberal perspective we should be able to relentlessly critique here. greg point out but yeah get your facts straight. that s why he made this movie to get the facts straight. i tell you i m very cynical about this movie. it s playing directly to the lowest assumptions about conservatives. we ll tell conservatives exactly what they want to hear. give them a movie and they will ....
Given free space to run her charter schools and bring in a huge paycheck for herself. charter school administrators may cry poverty over the threat that de blasio will charge them rent for their spaces, but the people who run charter schools rake in the big bucks. at least 16 charter school ceos including eva moscowitz earned more money than the new york city schools chancellor dennis wolcott many the 2011-2012 school year. see, conservatives love charter schools because it s privatization. many liberals think charter schools are a new form of modern-day segregation. where they re picking and choosing kids out of neighborhoods. the lack of investment in public education is the major concern when it comes to e equal opportunity for children. joining me tonight for our rapid response panel, diane ravech, research of education at new york university and dr. eric dyson, professor at georgetown ....
Education. they don t send their own children to public schools. so they think they re entitled to taxpayer buildings. that s what it comes down to. right. for free. they shouldn t have to pay. bear in mind, new york state, 3% of the children in charter schools, governor cuomo is responsible for 100%, not 3%. if you listen to the proponents of the charter schools you think almost every kid is in a charter school and de blasio is putting the shaft to them. de blasio did not attack charter schools. he was given 49 approvals that had been forwarded to him by mayor bloomberg, who s very pro charter, being a billionaire himself, like all the other billionaires. de blasio approved 39 out of 49 new charters. he gave eva moscowitz three new charters and he denied her three and she s on a warpath taking out full-page ads in the new york times, going on television, spending millions to say i can t pay rent. and professor dyson, she makes a half a million dollars a year herself an ....
What the other high-performing or what the high-performing nations have. what they have is no charters, no vouchers, a great teaching profession, and great public schools. that s what you see in all the world s highest performing countries. dr. dyson, it s very clear the schools that don t get the resources end up failing. so is that the key? of course. i mean, look, when you have disparities between suburban schools that have $60 million to $100 million new schools, where you have high-speed internet, zoological experimentation, where you have acquire ya and then public schools that are starved where you can t get firsthand textbooks or clean water, youf see the disparity. if you re spending a thousand to 2,000 more per student on suburban schools and inner city schools of course you ll get a different product. charter schools are making it worse. of course they are. charter schools are putting the squeeze on the fundamental ....