A dive into America’s “tiny reign of terror,” the Salem witch trials.
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The Witches – Roald Dahl
The classic Roald Dahl story of a little boy and witches–who have claws, square feet, pink-lined nostrils, and an unceasing appetite for children.
“Sold a Story” – podcast
“Sold, a Story” is a podcast about how children in the U.S. came to be taught a severely flawed reading methodology, and how the education world is reckoning with the aftermath.
The Monthly Bulletin: September 2023
The Non-fiction Feature: Race at the Top by Natasha Warikoo;
The Memoir Spot: Learning in Public by Courtney E. Martin;
The Product Spot: “Sold a Story” – podcast
Race at the Top: Asian Americans and Whites in Pursuit of the American Dream in Suburban Schools
A critical examination of high schools in wealthy suburbs, and the friction of increased academic competition between Asian Americans and whites.
Learning in Public: Lessons for a Racially Divided America from My Daughter’s School
A journalist explores and confronts the racial divides in the schools in her gentrified neighborhood, and the role of public schools as a marker of equality in our country.
Home Boys
An honest and raw reflection of a therapist’s experience at a group home. where children come from abhorrent and unstable backgrounds.
The Eviction Lab at Princeton University
The Eviction Lab at Princeton University creates data, tools, and research to help neighbors and policymakers understand the eviction crisis.
The Monthly Bulletin: August 2023
The Non-fiction Feature: Evicted by Matthew Desmond;
The Memoir Spot: Home Boys by Seth C. Kadish;
The Product Spot: The Eviction Lab at Princeton University
Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City
A stark look at how important stable housing is to every aspect of our lives, and why it is out of reach for millions.