Thanks for bringing this to the public. Too bad the major networks aren't as zealous in their followup as they were in the lead-up. Solidarity!

As a racist I was disappointed to learn that it was not 7 year old black kids doing this as the thumbnail showed but predominately white middle class and wealthy people not paying educators and giving them reasonable working rights.

Very excellent and interesting 3-part interview. It'd be very good for this to become widely known information, too! I very much say this for the whole interview, but I find it very welcome to hear the host say beginning a little after 6:00 in part 3 that " _the most successful countries when it comes to ... (statement abruptly terminated) The number one countries in the world around education, they don't use these standardized tests; like they use, they have other forms of assessment that involve teachers and the students sort of collaborating on projects. ..._ " Ha; another example of US "exceptionalism" failing Americans or the USA, the "elite" decision makers being too pig-headed, narrow-minded, ignorant, moronic, egotistical, narcissistic ... to be able to learn from others who do much better and thereby learn to improve.

I am a born and raised native on new Orleans and none of the schools that I attended exsist today! Katrina didn't flood all these schools nor did Katrina allow gentrification of the oldest black indigenous population in ameriKKKa while forbidding most of us from returning by ridiculous increases in rent and property!...........real Justice, real restitution for all the crime we have endured would absolutely monetary bankrupt to the first country in the history of the world founded on and perpetuates on rape murder and enslavement! REPARATIONS TO ADOS!😡👊🏾