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The Commentary Magazine Podcast

Does Anyone Really Want to Reopen?

The Commentary Magazine Podcast

Commentary Magazine

News Commentary, Politics, News

4.64.5K Ratings

🗓️ 17 July 2020

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

In American cities, the incentives for reopening appear to conflict with the interests of privileged Democratic constituencies. Guess which side of this conflict elected officials are siding with? Also, the subtle bigotry of anti-racism theories like Intersectionality. Source

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Welcome to the commentary magazine Daily Podcast today is Friday July 17th 2020. I am John

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popcorns the editor of commentary with me as always executive editor a green

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walled hide hi John associate editor no arosman high Noah hi John senior

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writer Christine Rose and high Christine hi John so just as life creeps of

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its petty pace from day to day we find ourselves with no new twist on the news

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today it's just the same old same old so let me just get to the quick same old

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we talked yesterday about the LA unified school district announcing you know

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that it was basically shutting down and there was gonna be no in class

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learning in the fall despite the fact that these schools have gigantic

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physical plans and they could do classes outdoors and basically this in my

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mind seemed to reveal that there is a general attitude among educators public

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school educators in the United States that they shouldn't have to go to work and

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that everything should be bent to making sure that they get whatever it is that

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they want in New York City yesterday afternoon after we we did our podcast build

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the blasio announced the mayor that while a schooling was going to be

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intermittent either two days a week they don't really know yet how they're doing

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it that in an effort to deal with the problem of kids alone at home or

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parents needing to work that they were going to set up daycare for a hundred

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thousand kids in New York City daycare so in other words school buildings are

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going to be closed but massive facilities housing thousands of kids all over

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the city are going to be opened so teachers will not have to go to schools but

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