Maybe the solution is not to "routinely ask these less privileged people" to risk their lives for rich doughy columnists but to pay them hazard pay?
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My point, which you knew before you made this deliberately misleading and insulting tweet, was that any plan to get kids back into school has to have a plan to assist black faculty, which David completely ignores in his argument.
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Only black faculty? Not white or Latino faculty? Not black cops? Not black 7-11 workers?
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Stewardesses? I don’t think you can say that now.
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You’re arguing with a fictional tv character.
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I see what you are saying. One thing to keep in mind is that in many big cities, the most vulnerable families opted to continue virtual learning. Memphis, for example, with 75% Black students- only 32% said they would come back. Lots of distrust in vulnerable communities.
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This is why schools need to offer in-person and remote learning. Detroit parents are split 50-50. Providence has more wanting in-person. Memphis skews differently. Staying closed for all can't be defended imho.
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We ask soldiers to risk their lives in combat. I suppose that it would be better if we asked every single American to take similar risks.
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