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“Hillman’s Finest” by @gottkgo at @socobk #art #artist #freedomfighters

    rasujilani:

    “Hillman’s Finest” by @gottkgo at @socobk #art #artist #freedomfighters

    Source: rasujilani
    • 2 months ago
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    HAD TO USE REBLOG- TECH DIFFICULTIES! :) Velma

    Yes it is indeed a paradox….
    Tashana, here are some link related to your subject:

    http://www.cato.org/pubs/regulation/regv33n2/regv33n2-2.pdf#page=2

    Jun 1, 2010 … Tuesday, June 1, 2010 (All day) Regulation Erwin A. Blackstone regv33n2-2.pdf page=2 …

    http://www.cato.org/regulation/summer-2010/httpw…v33n2-2pdfpage2

    The Charter School Paradox

    Aug 28, 2012 … Tuesday, August 28, 2012 - 3:34pm Working Paper Adam B. Schaeffer charter-school-paradox.pdf …

    http://www.cato.org/working-…-school-paradox

    The Charter School Paradox

    Aug 28, 2012 … August 28, 2012 How public-sector-only choice can increase costs, reduce educational diversity, and undermine competition, and how those unintended consequences can be avoided. http://www.cato.org/publications/policy-analysis/impact-charter-schools-public-private-school-enrollments Public Schools Adam B. …

    http://www.cato.org/multimedia/c…-school-paradox

    Second Amendment Redux: Scrutiny, Incorporation, and the Heller Paradox

    Jan 1, 2010 … Thursday, December 31, 2009 - 11:00pm Robert A. Levy Gun Control 1 33 Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy 13 386 http://www.cato.org/pubs/articles/levy_Second-Amendment-Redux.pdf Se Y levy_Second-Amendment-Redux.pdf …

    http://www.cato.org/articles/second-amendmen…-heller-paradox

    School Choice and Achievement: The Ohio Charter School Experience

    Dec 19, 2012 … Wednesday, December 19, 2012 - 2:28pm Cato Journal Nathan L. Gray v32n3-6.pdf …

    http://www.cato.org/cato-journal/fall-2012/school…hool-experience

    The Impact of Charter Schools on Public and Private School Enrollments

    Aug 28, 2012 … substantially over the past two decades. Charter schools are changing public and private school enrollment …

    http://www.cato.org/publications/policy-analysis/imp…ool-enrollments

    Parental Valuation of Charter Schools and Student Performance

    Nov 11, 2008 … Monday, November 10, 2008 - 11:00pm Cato Journal James VanderHoff cj28n3-6.pdf …

    http://www.cato.org/cato-journal/fall-2008/paren…ent-performance

    Defining the Education Market: Reconsidering Charter Schools

    May 31, 2005 … Tuesday, May 31, 2005 (All day) Cato Journal Lisa Snell cj25n2-6.pdf …

    http://www.cato.org/cato-journal/springsummer-2005/de…charter-schools

    The Charter School Paradox

    Aug 28, 2012 … Adam B. Schaeffer Is it possible for charter schools to increase educational options and diversity …

    http://www.cato.org/blo…-school-paradox

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    — Untitled: Charter Schools vs Public Schools  (via andsoiwrite2day)

    Great information, thank you :-)

    (via andsoiwrite2day)

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    • 2 months ago
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  • Charter Schools vs Public Schools #education

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    • 2 months ago
  • Shared Space

    Why can’t Charter Schools get their own space?  Why do they have to share space with NYC Public School Buildings? #education

    • 2 months ago
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  • Charter Schools vs Public Schools

    Did you know Charter Schools are funded by NYC Tax dollars?  So why aren’t all children allowed to attend?  #education

    • 2 months ago
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  • eternallyb:

Its 10pm on a Thursday night and if you have a pulse, you’re watching ABC’s Scandal.
I’m not here to discuss why the show is amazing. I’m here to address why people love and hate Olivia Pope.
Ok, here’s an overview of the show. Olivia Pope, played by Kerry Washington (loosely based on a real person: Judy Smith) is an African American woman and crisis management professional based in Washington D.C, she is a political advisor, confidant to & mistress of caucasian President Fitzgerald “Fitz” Grant (long story short, watch the damn show).
Now, if you’re still reading this, you might be thinking… “Why don’t people like Olivia?”, if you watch the show, you might be thinking… “Why don’t people like Olivia?”, if you’re a woman married to or in a relationship with a man who has a wandering eye, or a man who happens to slip and fall into the vaginas of other women, you might be thinking… “I cant stand that bitch!”
Why the shift? Olivia Pope is someone I like to refer to as a “conflicted protagonist”. Why?
Olivia Pope is resourceful, intelligent, articulate, beautiful, powerful & weak to the touch of “Fitz”. What’s the problem? The problem is that women watching the show, struggle to respect Olivia, the professional, without judging Olivia, the mistress.
As a society, we love to hate certain characters. Shonda Rhimes wrote the story of a character so captivating that we all fell in love with Olivia, we respected her, we admired her, we tweeted about her hairweaves, fashion and snapped at the television when she said something that bordered “bitchy” but was delivered beautifully.
Flash forward and she’s sneaking around the White House, being felt up in the oval office by a very married President Fitzgerald. We love whores, we hate whores, they’re beautiful, they’re opportunists who can’t capitalize off of anything but their beauty. WE, are conflicted. We love and hate Kim Kardashian, Marilyn Monroe, Alicia Keys, Leann Rimes & Monica Lewinsky. Aaah, Monica Lewinsky, someone Olivia Pope might be able to relate to.
Why do women hate Olivia Pope? Is it because she’s the Black mistress of a powerful man President much like Sally Hemings to a modern day Thomas Jefferson? Is it because ABC is airing a show where a President is having an affair while we have the first Black President in office? Is it because we love Michelle Obama and we’d hate the mistress of President Obama if he ever had one? Is it because we cringe at the thought of the man we love cheating on us in general or cheating on us right under our noses with a woman who is as beautiful and powerful as Olivia Pope? Face it, it’s one thing when the “sidechick” is a busted Instagram model, but it’s another when she’s Olivia Pope.

    eternallyb:

    Its 10pm on a Thursday night and if you have a pulse, you’re watching ABC’s Scandal.

    I’m not here to discuss why the show is amazing. I’m here to address why people love and hate Olivia Pope.

    Ok, here’s an overview of the show. Olivia Pope, played by Kerry Washington (loosely based on a real person: Judy Smith) is an African American woman and crisis management professional based in Washington D.C, she is a political advisor, confidant to & mistress of caucasian President Fitzgerald “Fitz” Grant (long story short, watch the damn show).

    Now, if you’re still reading this, you might be thinking… “Why don’t people like Olivia?”, if you watch the show, you might be thinking… “Why don’t people like Olivia?”, if you’re a woman married to or in a relationship with a man who has a wandering eye, or a man who happens to slip and fall into the vaginas of other women, you might be thinking… “I cant stand that bitch!”

    Why the shift? Olivia Pope is someone I like to refer to as a “conflicted protagonist”. Why?

    Olivia Pope is resourceful, intelligent, articulate, beautiful, powerful & weak to the touch of “Fitz”. What’s the problem? The problem is that women watching the show, struggle to respect Olivia, the professional, without judging Olivia, the mistress.

    As a society, we love to hate certain characters. Shonda Rhimes wrote the story of a character so captivating that we all fell in love with Olivia, we respected her, we admired her, we tweeted about her hairweaves, fashion and snapped at the television when she said something that bordered “bitchy” but was delivered beautifully.

    Flash forward and she’s sneaking around the White House, being felt up in the oval office by a very married President Fitzgerald. We love whores, we hate whores, they’re beautiful, they’re opportunists who can’t capitalize off of anything but their beauty. WE, are conflicted. We love and hate Kim Kardashian, Marilyn Monroe, Alicia Keys, Leann Rimes & Monica Lewinsky. Aaah, Monica Lewinsky, someone Olivia Pope might be able to relate to.

    Why do women hate Olivia Pope? Is it because she’s the Black mistress of a powerful man President much like Sally Hemings to a modern day Thomas Jefferson? Is it because ABC is airing a show where a President is having an affair while we have the first Black President in office? Is it because we love Michelle Obama and we’d hate the mistress of President Obama if he ever had one? Is it because we cringe at the thought of the man we love cheating on us in general or cheating on us right under our noses with a woman who is as beautiful and powerful as Olivia Pope? Face it, it’s one thing when the “sidechick” is a busted Instagram model, but it’s another when she’s Olivia Pope.

    Source: eternallyb
    • 3 months ago
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  • My Son :-)

    My Son :-)

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  • My Baby :-)

    My Baby :-)

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  • It’s easier to smile

    It’s easier to smile

    • 3 months ago
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    • #keepthefaith
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