Washington post opinion editor. Well, good afternoon, everyone. Thank you for joining us. Im an opinion editor with a washington post. Im so happy to be joined today by becky and randi for a wideranging conversation about education. Not necessarily where we have been, i dont want to rehash the past. We know how the pandemic and partisanship have changed the state of education as a political issue. I want to focus on the future and solutions, whats working, whats not, not necessarily on the scary things. If you listen to republicans, im sitting with two of the most dangerous women in the country right now. There is this idea that a select few are making decisions about whats happening with education in america. Polls show that americans are generally supportive of teachers and trusted them, but they are divided on who should be primarily responsible for deciding what is taught in schools. Id like to know how you think about decisionmaking, and if it is better to have more people involve
Well, good afternoon, everyone. Thank you for joining us. Im an opinion editor with a washington post. Im so happy to be joined today by becky and randi for a wideranging conversation about education. Not necessarily where we have been, i dont want to rehash the past. We know how the pandemic and partisanship have changed the state of education as a political issue. I want to focus on the future and solutions, whats working, whats not, not necessarily on the scary things. If you listen to republicans, im sitting with two of the most dangerous women in the country right now. There is this idea that a select few are making decisions about whats happening with education in america. Polls show that americans are generally supportive of teachers and trusted them, but they are divided on who should be primarily responsible for deciding what is taught in schools. Id like to know how you think about decisionmaking, and if it is better to have more people involved, or should we keep it to teach
Association president Becky Pringle to discuss opportunities and practical skills associated with career and Technical Education. They were interviewed by a Washington Post opinion editor. Well, good afternoon, everyone. Thank you for joining us. Im an opinion editor with a Washington Post. Im so happy to be joined today by becky and randi for a wideranging conversation about education. Not necessarily where we have been, i dont want to rehash the past. We know how the pandemic and partisanship have changed the state of education as a political issue. I want to focus on the future and solutions, whats working, whats not, not necessarily on the scary things. If you listen to republicans, im sitting with two of the most dangerous women in the country right now. There is this idea that a select few are making decisions about whats happening with education in america. Polls show that americans are generally supportive of teachers and trusted them, but they are divided on who should be prim
This is just under two hours. Cooks healthcare issues that must be addressed. First, the major need for more black latino native american and secondly the alarming rate of Maternal Deaths in america thats disproportionately impacting black latino native american women. They are in the midst of a Healthcare System that in my view is largely broken and dysfunctional. Where we spent almost twice as much per capita on healthcare as the people in any other country. A 5 million americans today are uninsured or underinsured. We dont have enough doctors, nurses, Mental Health specialist, or pharmacist we have another crisis on top of all of that. That is, that problem lack of medical personnel is extremely, especially acute in latino and native american commutes which is the subject of the hearing today. Despite making up almost 14 of our population just 5 of all doctors in our country are black. Less than 4 of all dentists to default nurses in america are africanamerican. Despite making up ov
Your screen when you hit play on select videos. This timeline told makes it easy to quickly get an idea of what was debated and decided in washington. Scroll through and spend a few minutes on cspans points of interest. Pecks next Senate Health Committee Discusses a shortage of Minority Health care professionals. The risk of Maternal Mortality among minority women. Beutler her republican congressman Michael Burgess speak on their experiences in advocacy on addressing the issue. How ethnic representation and healthcare bills of trust in minority communities. This is just under two hours. Cooks healthcare issues that must be addressed. First, the major need for more black latino native american and secondly the alarming rate of Maternal Deaths in america thats disproportionately impacting black latino native american women. They are in the midst of a Healthcare System that in my view is largely broken and dysfunctional. Where we spent almost twice as much per capita on healthcare as the