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Monthly Archives: September 2018
Schools have so much more responsibility than education
Welcome to the school year and all the issues our schools have to contend with besides educating New Mexico’s children. Such as what has is required if a student needs to take a pill. Even if you have had children … Continue reading
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Unions are still necessary to safeguard worker rights
Labor unions aren’t that important any more, my friend said, because all the issues that unions used to fight for are now established in law, and we have government agencies to enforce them. This conversation happened before the 2016 election. … Continue reading
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