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at Wyoming Catholic.edu. We have with us today, Max Eden. He is Research Fellow at American

Enterprise Institute, the author of Why Meadow Died, the People and Policies

that created the Parkland Shooter and Endanger America's students. He spoke with us on

charter schools about a year and a half ago here on the podcast. He's back again on another

subject. An article by him just came out in City Journal entitled A Landmark Civil Rights Lawsuit.

This is our topic today.

Welcome, Max.

Yeah, thanks so much for having me.

All right.

Now, those titular words are pretty big.

What is going on here?

Yeah.

Well, it's those are pretty big words. and, you know, full disclosure for the audience.

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