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"Women had a very tough road to haul with kids working from home and with school being so uncertain. But we're seeing that the pandemic did not do permanent damage to women's attachment to the labor force." Betsey Stevenson on women returning to work.
NPR
"If what you're seeing in a child is a behavior manifesting from underlying trauma being triggered, then disciplining them in the usual way—suspension and expulsion—is not going to change the behavior and will only remove the child's ability to participate in school." Jennifer Erb-Downward on homeless students being disciplined at higher rates.
The New York Times Magazine
"How do we get to the scenario where our 50-year precedent is getting overturned? We're seeing now a Supreme Court that doesn't seem particularly anchored on any core principles other than what is transparently a political effort to implement policies that couldn't be implemented through the legislature. How can we call that anything other than rule of the minority?" Jonathan Hanson.
Michigan Advance
"When we think about all the programs that exist to support folks in Detroit, they're like the bricks, but oftentimes people fall through the cracks … so (this program is) the cement between the bricks." Abdul El-Sayed on Detroit's new holistic approach to health care.
Axios Detroit
"In the case of Donald Trump, he's engaged just as much if not more often within primaries and conventions and nominating contests. … That's getting pretty far in the weeds." Rusty Hills on Trump's involvement in primary elections.
USA Today
"I really think that right now, both sides are trying to play with how we affect turnout, how we affect who turns out and how we encourage some people perhaps to stay home. And given that abortion seems to be such a mobilizing issue, trying to find ways of causing people to stay home and not participate is probably a strategy on the Republican side." Jenna Bednar on Michigan's gubernatorial race.
NPR
"Given the pandemic, these figures may now be underestimates." Natasha Pilkauskas on children living with grandparents.
New York Times
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