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Sherry Few joins us today.

She is founder and president of United States parents involved in education, USPIE. She is executive producer as part of that project of a new documentary film entitled Truth and Lies in American Education.

She's going to join us today to talk about broad issues of education apart from some specific

endeavors that she's involved with the organization.

So welcome Ms. Few.

Thank you, Mark.

I appreciate you having me on today.

First, tell us about USPIE.

What does it do?

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