Blogs
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Analyzing Race Issues in Schools
This is a land of equal opportunity — but only for some people. In those groups, opportunity has been passed…
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US Interventions can’t save the world
The U.S. should not limit its help to Afghans who were on the U.S. payroll and are now eligible for…
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Observations of an Expat: Afghan Consequences
If Afghanistan again becomes a base for terrorist organizations than it will be Europe—not America—that will be the primary target…
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Why Electric Cars failed in the last century
Electric models were outselling both steam- and gasoline-powered ones. By 1900 sales of steam vehicles had taken a narrow lead:…
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Leading students through our history….
The standard American history curriculum offered and promoted in many of our public schools remains rife with political messages. As…
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A guide for Economics Teachers
Specifically and ultimately, economics supplies indispensable mental habits and analytical tools for gaining a better understanding of why and how…
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Your Child Deserves Better – A Letter to Parents – XX
The reform of school education is fundamental right that requires the involvement of key stakeholders, the parents representing their children,…
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Why we failed Afghanistan?
The Biden administration’s short timetable for withdrawal, tied to the 20th anniversary of 9/11, and in the middle of the…
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Polarizing the politics during pandemic is detrimental to democracy
What exactly has the federal government done to pull out those from grinding poverty- let alone in fiscal budget recently…
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Why are we critical of others?
Everyone is a product of their own life experiences, few of which are visible or known to other people. By…
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