Yeah, larry, now, part of the reason why the governor says hes supporting this is because he wants to ensure that Abortion Access for californians isnt impacted. The idea behind it is by allowing Arizona Doctors to perform abortions for their patients here in this state, than any potential influx of new patients here wont take away appointments from california residents. Governor gavin newsom, surrounded by the california legislative womens caucus wednesday, the Group Gathering to announce a new proposal that would give Arizona Doctors the ability to perform abortions for their patients here in california, a direct response to a recent Arizona Supreme Court decision that effectively bans all abortions in the state. This arizona law is the first border state law that will directly impact the state of california. During the news conference, newsom stressed that california had an obligation to respond to the 1864 law that will soon dictate Abortion Access in arizona. However, given the cu
Guides the hero through flaxation, that is. It seems to me that all his female characters are not endowed with special emotionality, but they are endowed with power, endowed with power, endowed with function yes are endowed with a temporary one. This is a function , as it were, that is obliged to lead the hero to that point in space time in which borhis wants to see this hero, that is, he never received the nobel prize. Very disappointing. I read it. This is very disappointing. Yes, 25 times, almost well, a lot of racial groups were nominated and each time he didnt receive something. Yes, i found stamps all the time, but i found them in markets. I love it too. Yes, but i like borhis precisely because he gave birth to so many. That is, he seems to be a quiet librarian, you know, quietly, quietly, he he introduced a lot of concepts, then we entered into pop culture, because i read him. I also see murakami with chronicles behind the water, where people fall into certain, and the corridors
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
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 of low schools in this particular county in florida. And i was i was sort of struck by what the options
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 of low schools in this particular county in florida. And i was i was sort of struck by what the options were. You know, there other Public Schools potentially magnets, potentially Charter Schools and. Then some of the kids were using School Vouchers to go to private schools. And we followed some of the kids. And, you know, and i just it wa