Ep. 172 The Complexity Of Shortcomings In Education

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Ep. 172 The Complexity Of Shortcomings In Education

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Drew Perkins talks with Glenn Loury, economist, academic, author, and professor at Brown University, to get his thinking on education topics like school choice and competition and social justice issues like racial equality. Links & Resources Mentioned In This Episode: glennloury.com @GlennLoury bloggingheads.tv - The Glenn Show Heather Mac Donald

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Ep. 172 The Complexity Of Shortcomings In Education

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