Education is a fundamental human right. There is no way around the reality of this statement—it is what allows us, as humans, to grow, to mature, and to survive in the complex society of our own making. Without it, we risk stagnation and ruin, both of ourselves and of the world that we live in. Education is a fundamental human right. But, too often, members of American society are given labels that designate them as subhuman, as apart from the human experience. It happens, every day, in every state…
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