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Education doesn’t exist in a vacuum — it’s shaped by policy, politics, economics, and the choices a society makes about what (and whom) it values. This category explores the intersection between classrooms and the larger world: how policies influence opportunity, how systems succeed or fail, and how young people experience the consequences long before most adults notice.
Here I reflect on my own experiences as a teacher, lifelong learner, and public administration student, and I connect those stories to the wider debates shaping our schools, communities, and future workforce. The goal isn’t to argue a side — it’s to understand how education and public policy are inseparable forces in shaping opportunity, stability, and human potential.
I’ve always believed that changing your mind doesn’t mean you’re lost—it means you’re paying attention. A few months ago, I shared that I’d been accepted into a Master of Public Administration program. It felt like the next logical step. I’ve been…
What Ezra Klein, Ray Dalio, and Nature All Say About the Moment We’re In I’m finishing the book Abundance by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson, and one passage on page 206 stopped me cold: “The spell of political order began to break.”…
Let me save you 200 pages: homelessness, according to Gregg Colburn and Clayton Page Aldern, is primarily a housing problem. That’s the thesis—and to their credit, they stick to it. But here’s my honest take: the book reads more like someone’s…
Today’s economic pain—low wages, unaffordable housing, and rising homelessness—is not the result of immigration or trade, but of the unchecked power of tech corporations. While demagogues point fingers at scapegoats, the real culprits sit quietly at the table of influence.…
