To underscore the point: if social policy were guided by what's best for everyone, there would be a massive investment in making grade school education safe & allowing colleges to be remote. The economic priorities & essentially privatized response to pandemic means opposite.
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time to bust out the good ol “Cui Bono”
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What is "money."
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Colleges are flush with cash from high tuition and grade schools are chronically underfunded due to austerity culture.
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They’re not flush w/ cash. A lot of universities and colleges are very dependent on on-campus/auxiliary services for survival. And a lot of students have been sold college as lifestyle and won’t pay high tuition for an online experience. Lib arts colleges are barely hanging on.
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