Hi, kara. Its so wonderful to be here talking you today about your book. I wanted to first say what an extraordinary achievement this book is. The most authoritative history that ive personally ever read of the School Choice movement is so thoroughly researched it really it really feels encyclopedic to me. Almost like it is everything you would ever need to know. I wanted to first ask, im obviously familiar with your incredible work as education reporter and. I know a lot of education reporters have these sort of crystallizing moments in reporting where were in classroom or with a family and we have an aha moment. Im curious, know if you had one of those moments that led you to start writing this book. Its a good i think i think you know i started thinking about the School Choice movement when i was reporting about segregation in florida and as part of that reporting, we interviewed our team interviewed just dozens of families that were essentially trying to escape the segregated sort
Hi, kara. Its so wonderful to be here talking you today about your book. I wanted to first say what an extraordinary achievement this book is. The most authoritative history that ive personally ever read of the School Choice movement is so thoroughly researched it really it really feels encyclopedic to me. Almost like it is everything you would ever need to know. I wanted to first ask, im obviously familiar with your incredible work as education reporter and. I know a lot of education reporters have these sort of crystallizing moments in reporting where were in classroom or with a family and we have an aha moment. Im curious, know if you had one of those moments that led you to start writing this book. Its a good i think i think you know i started thinking about the School Choice movement when i was reporting about segregation in florida and as part of that reporting, we interviewed our team interviewed just dozens of families that were essentially trying to escape the segregated sort
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Reckoning, will be right back. This is a special edition of nightline, a mothers reckoning. Good evening and thank you for join us. Tonight the powerful and untold story of the mother of one of thee columbine shoooors. Nearly two decades later, sue klebold is speaking out. The mother trapped in contradiction between a little boy and all she believed he could be and the murderer he became. And especially for the families of the victims, those urgent and anguished questions never answered, until now. Constitute massacre have been prevented, and warning signs that may have been missed. Heres abcs diane sawyer. Reporter it is 1999. A shock wave hits america. Coats caring shotguns, a semiautomatic weapon, and homemade bombs walk into their scol and begin the slaughter of their classmates. Who were sitting on the grass eating their lunch. Who were hiding under tables. No defense from the terror. 13 are kill the. 24 are wounded. And we are all watching for the first time children run out of t
Reckoning, will be right back. This is a special edition of nightline, a mothers reckoning. Good evening and thank you for join us. Tonight the powerful and untold story of the mother of one of the columbine shooters. Nearly two decades later, sue klebold is speaking out. The mother trapped in contradiction between a little boy and all she believed he could be and the murderer he became. And especially for the families of the victims, those urgent and anguished questions never answered, until now. Prevented, and warning signs that may have been missed. Heres abcs diane sawyer. Reporter it is 1999. A shock wave hits america. Two High School Boys in trench coats carrying shotguns, a semiautomatic weapon, and homemade bombs walk into their school and begin the slaughter of their classmates. Who were sitting on the grass eating their lunch. Who were hiding under tables. No defense from the terror. 13 are kill the. 24 are wounded. And we are all watching for the first time children run out