Latest book: The Inequality Machine. Previous: How Children Succeed, Helping Children Succeed, Whatever It Takes. Contributing writer, New York Times Magazine
My book on college is now out in paperback with a new title, a new cover, and a new afterword on admissions and equity in the age of Covid-19. Lots of info here: https://t.co/m3taKhUj3g
My book on college is now out in paperback with a new title, a new cover, and a new afterword on admissions and equity in the age of Covid-19. Lots of info here: https://t.co/m3taKhUj3g
@ot_ford Good lord. Princeton’s huge endowment is relevant to a discussion of its overall financial resources, as is its $2 billion annual operating budget. What’s your point?
@caro@mattyglesias@jessesingal I hope that's true, but I note that a year ago, Bloomfield put out a desperate plea for some kind of partnership with other higher ed institutions: https://t.co/4ZBbIXSTmR
@caro@mattyglesias@jessesingal This $25,000 grant? Or is there another transfer of material resources going on? Just a reminder that Princeton has $36 billion in the bank right now... https://t.co/o3HLYPUrEU
Well-endowed highly exclusionary universities asking job candidates to submit DEI statements rather than transferring material resources to the educational institutions that serve large underprivileged populations is pretty comical.
Some personal news! Today I (Stephen) am launching the Center for Building in North America, a nonprofit devoted to policy analysis and advocacy around construction in the US and Canada, and especially building codes https://t.co/6kXGCP8wXL
If you want to celebrate and share your joy of liberation of Kherson with Ukrainians, consider a donation for volunteers supplying tactical medicine kits to 🇺🇦 armed forces. Ukrainian soldiers get killed and wounded every day, these kits save lives: https://t.co/Lk6e9MZP5I
Once again, Democrats won a majority of Americans who make less than $50,000, while Republicans won a majority of $100,000+ income earners.
Narrative that the GOP has become the working class party remains overly simplistic (and requires ignoring non-white Americans to be true).
In 2015 I wrote that complaints and lawsuits brought by Edward Blum, et al, might backfire, serving as an accidental attack on the one thing opponents of race-aware admissions love above all else, The SAT. #EMTalk
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Can we get a round of applause for the consultants running against Marjorie Taylor Greene in the Trump +37% #GA14 for surpassing $15.6 million in contributions for the 2022 cycle?
Just an amazing achievement in the wide-scale destruction of Democratic donor money.
NEW: 30 members of Congress are urging President Biden to pursue direct diplomacy for a negotiated settlement to end Russia’s war in Ukraine.
The letter recognizes the difficulties involved in engaging Russia given its illegal invasion — but make the case that now is the time 🧵