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than u.s. government. in u.s. government i can talk to them about important sieve, and how to do it. but i think a big challenge to forming citizens who can tackle the problems of today is our u.s. history. it is teaching a very traditional mainstream history that reinforces the current traditions. as they say, they cannot dismantle the master s house. so when you are teaching a traditional white man mythical if you try hard enough you ll get ahead type of history. then you turn around and say, okay, now we re going to talk about racial and income inequality. it conflicts. and so i think you really have to teach the roots of today s problems in u.s. history for the students to understand. you need to get down to the root causes. i ll give you an example. this summer i was very shaken by the two deaths of black men by police and the rise of trumpism. and i said i can t go on as if nothing has happen. and i e-mailed my supervisor and i said, i am just completely compressi ....
way we are raised. i am thankful for good parents, good parents in law and a good wife that will help me raise my children and students that way. thank you. good afternoon. my name is robin. i m the executive director of mikva challenge, d.c. i am really honored to be on the stage with these two amazing educators. i have danced my whole career around the classroom and i have the utmost respect for classroom teachers. they are the real change makers in our society. they get up every day and educate our young people about the world around them and how to make it into what they like to see. i appreciate being a part of this panel. a minute about mikva challenge. we are named after the late judge abner mikva, who just recently passed away. we are founded by a group of people who had worked with judge mikva, a representative from chicago for a number of years on the hill, circuit court judge and general counsel to president clinton. when he retired, a group of people decid ....
remain in lockdown through mid-june. in the meantime, the cdc warning doctors and parents to look out for a mysterious coronavirus related illness that is sending some kids to hospitals. let s begin with chief correspondent jonathan hunt who has more on states reopening. jonathan? manufacturing resumes today in maryland and state parks are opening in arkansas. funerals and weddings are allowed once again in oklahoma has different states follow different plans to end a stay at home orders and get the economy back open. among them, ohio, oregon, iowa, louisiana and maryland are allowing personal-care businesses to reopen. spas, salons and barbershops. some by appointment only or with limited capacity. restrictions are being rolled back for gyms and fitness centers in iowa, maryland, louisiana and want to although maryland will only allow fitness classes outside as new york lets outdoor recreational activities like tennis resume and oklahoma gives the go-ahead for organi ....
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