I spent the last few years reporting on a young man in rural Mississippi. He's extraordinary—persistent, curious, hopeful in the face of steady setbacks—but his classes often lack teachers, textbooks, and AC. Thanks to the @NYTmag for sharing his story. https://t.co/ZTsTgrVYAY
Here are the differences in amenities/provisions between the Women’s & Men’s NCAA Tournament I’ve seen so far
- Weight room/equipment
- Food
- Swag Bags
Photos from: @Cpav15, @sedonaprince_, @danhenry3, @alikershner
Local pediatrician: "I think it’s important to point out that we’ve admitted now 29 adolescents with intended or attempted suicide (since the start of school year), which is 10 times what we do over that time usually,”
New: When the pandemic started, several school districts in Indiana halted a long-standing practice: suing families for unpaid textbook fees. But one school district has filed nearly 300 lawsuits against parents, and others also have returned to court. https://t.co/AL9gxTCVJB
A New York Times investigation published in October, in which 21 women said they'd been sexually harassed, manipulated or assaulted by male master sommeliers, prompted the investigation of 12 men and the eventual resignation of the entire board. https://t.co/gf8TnzL71v
Breaking News: Betsy Wade, the first woman to edit news at The New York Times and the lead plaintiff in a landmark sex discrimination suit against the paper, died at 91. https://t.co/4JmIKpPQzr
Wisdom from @JoanCWilliams in the @WSJ: "Opening economies without schooling and child care is a “recipe for a generational wipeout of mothers' careers". https://t.co/RIOaOpZOTm