Hello America. It's Eric Erickson here. I hope you're doing well. The third hour of the program

out of Corolla coming up at the bottom of the hour. The phone number, if you want to be on the program,

87797, Eric, 877, 973, 7425. I saw this story. I guess it came out on Saturday even while gone I continue to do show

prep and this the story it's kind of flabbergasted I've just I knew we

would get there and here we are let me read you the headline in the subtitle in

minneapolis schools white families are asked to help do the integrating and the subtitle in a citywide

overhaul a beloved black high school was rezoned to include white students from a richard neighborhood.

It's been hard for everyone.

When Mari Fresselben learned that Minneapolis was rolling out a new school integration plan

and that the school she led a predominantly black low-income high school would soon include white students from some

of the wealthiest neighborhoods in town, she looked around and proudly considered all that her school

had to offer. The hallways at North Community High are a tapestry of blue and white school colors,

and the mascot, a polar bear, seems to roar around every corner.

The curriculum has been updated to expand access to advanced placement courses, U.S. history, physics, art, and design.

The school has a new athletic field and on the first floor a radio studio.

But in some phone conversations with potential new families,

Ms. Fristlebin, the principal, sensed deep skepticism.

Parents peppered her with questions.

Exactly how many AP courses did her school offer?

Was Spanish the only language option? Would their children be safe

walking from the bus? Some even wondered how she had gotten their number and asked her not to

call again. Ms. Fresselben, a mixed-race woman who identifies as black. Just read that real,

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