New Survey Finds Broad Support for Proportional Representation
A new poll by New America and Fix Our House shows Americans support the principles of proportional representation.
A new poll by New America and Fix Our House shows Americans support the principles of proportional representation.
There is a lot we need to rethink about kindergarten.
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Janet Reitman traces the lives of nine Americans over three decades, from the end of the Reagan era to the present day, in an intimate account of how a country revered for its democratic ideals became a nation defined by its fears.
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In-depth conversation with state and local leaders about building and sustaining early childhood funding strategies and workforce supports.
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Sabeel K. Rahman and Sam Berger offer principles for a federal reinvention.