Education
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Why the Civil Rights Movement Matters Today
Today, we are at risk of losing the social equity and institutional reforms necessary to make segregation, discrimination, and racism a true reality of the past. Contrary to common misconceptions that presume the Civil Rights movement is “over” or “settled… Continue reading
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The Dangers of Ideological Tyranny in Democracy
The deconstruction of democratic institutions and social progress continues at a manic pace. From the courts to cultural spaces, we are on a trajectory where there will soon be nothing sacred or unaffected by ideological tyrants if left unchecked. Continue reading
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American Education Needs Investment, Not Dismantling
Education in America faces significant challenges, including rising costs, outdated models, and inequitable access. The Trump Administration’s efforts to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education may hinder progress and endanger vital protections. Advocating for innovative, equitable education is essential to… Continue reading
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School Shootings in America: A Cry for Safer Communities and Collective Responsibility
Summary: The latest school shooting at Apalachee High School in Georgia adds to the growing crisis of over 400 school shootings in the US. Law enforcement’s response reflects a grim familiarity with such tragedies. Despite efforts like training videos and… Continue reading
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Florida Schools Need Teachers, Not Chaplains
In Florida, public schools face a crisis with underfunding, overcrowded classrooms, low teacher pay, and declining student attendance. A proposal to introduce chaplains to address mental health issues is criticized as a distraction from the need for more qualified teachers… Continue reading
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We Can Save Public Education
The public education system is facing urgent challenges, including teacher shortages, inadequate funding, and declining enrollment. These issues have led to the rise of private and “pay-to-learn” alternatives, further widening the educational divide. It is crucial to invest in public… Continue reading
Matt Till 