The fact that these “pastors” mimic the secular policy debates about education governance and funding without bringing new light or a spirit of true inclusion to the strife reveals their effort to be another cynical ploy of clever campaign strategists rather than a truly faith-based movement.

Steven Wilson thought he was writing a strong defense of classical education for students who have been traditionally offered weak schooling. It didn't go well.

My friends at NOPE need to broaden their scope of fraud reveals.

In a time when too many families are redlined into carefully gerrymandered education deserts, those hope-killing places where middle-class “workers” drive in each day to collect paychecks from school systems only to leave miseducated, marginalized kids in their rear view mirrors as they leave at 4 pm, you choose to step away from school choice and reform.

No one should discount the possibility that a little black girl or boy might succeed in life without bathing in whiteness.

While I still feel the frustration with the glacier pace of change during your administration, I can appreciate the initiatives and structural changes you were making now in a way that didn't make sense then. You needed support to fight the good fight, not a hasty exit to make room for killer milquetoast.

Dr. Howard Fuller has been on the vanguard of the fight for educational options, and today he has a message for education advocates: fight for your lives!