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Parable of empathy and a controversial parade
A Gazette column reflects on empathy learned from history and contrasts it with current U.S. spectacle around a presidential parade. It critiques the use of force, the politics of fear, and the administration’s approach to dissent while highlighting protests and a senator’s confrontation over Homeland Security. The piece ends urging readers to choose between empathy and cruelty.
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Vouchers and public schools underline a national debate
Abby McCloskey argues vouchers alone cannot fix schools and urges focus on literacy from early grades. She cites Mississippi gains in reading, confirms limited voucher reach, and warns against diverting funds from top institutions, urging basics, accountability, and broader school reform.
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