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The Paw’dcast: Diane Ravitch

Diane Ravitch discusses how her opinions on the privatization of schools has changed over her years working in the government.

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Journalist Angie Coiro interviews Diane Ravitch at Kepler’s Bookstore in Menlo Park.

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Former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Education Diane Ravitch spoke at the Menlo Park Kepler’s Bookstore on February 6 to talk about the effects of school privatization on communities across America.

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