Good morning, everybody.

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Hi, it's Megna here.

You've heard me talking about it multiple times in the On Point podcast, and now it's just days away.

It's our next special series and one that I really care about.

It's called Falling Behind, the Miseducation of America's Boys.

The ways that school doesn't work for lots of boys comes with a higher penalty.

He calls it six cruel hours of our lives, you know, an acronym for school.

The data was so that we're failing them desperately.

It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood.

If you have a teacher tells you like you're really badly behaved and sends you all these messages that you're not going to do well, it turns out there's a little bit of a self-fulfilling prophecy there. One, two, three.

All right, number five.

As a first grade teacher,

relationships with the boys became a window

into what I argue now is a need for the reimagining

of black boyhood.

Just because your skin could think that you could don't violence,

because they see other black children on the news,

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