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Campus rape is every momâs nightmare â and demands a response (opens the original)
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Four reported rapes in three weeks at Cal State San Marcos. Seven fraternity members accused of drugging and raping a Cornell student. As a mother of four daughters, I read those accounts and think: That could be my child. Then I think about conversations I have already heard. My daughters and their friends have talked about being at parties where a guy touches them inappropriately, but they donât want to make a big deal out of it. About finding themselves in situations they want to leave, onl
25 years after 9/11, our children need us to remember with them (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Twenty-five years ago this week, I was a young journalism student sitting in class when America changed in a single morning. I remember the shock, the confusion and then the clarity that followed. We watched our country come under attack, and we watched Americans come together in response. Today, I am the mother of four daughters, and what strikes me most as we approach the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11 is how much our country has changed since tha
As kids go back to school, parents need to be involved — in every way (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Parents have to be vigilant about what our schools are teaching our kids, as I learned this week when my daughter came home from the start of high school with something troubling her. Her first Advanced Placement (AP) Language assignment of the year was about listening to different perspectives, a lesson I wholeheartedly support. The students had to watch a series of videos representing different experiences and points of view. One featured a youn
Abdul El-Sayed’s obsession with Israel is coming to California (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Abdul El-Sayed’s recent victory in Michigan should be a wake-up call for California. The political movement that helped propel El-Sayed to victory is already flourishing here, and its loudest obsession is a tiny country thousands of miles away. At a time when Californians are struggling with housing costs, homelessness, crime, failing schools and the basic affordability of raising a family, why are local politicians spending precious time turning
Parents must hold failed school leaders accountable at the polls (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. As parents, when we send our children to school each morning, we trust that the adults in charge are making decisions that put students first. Newly revealed documents suggest that trust may have been misplaced. According to The California Post, LAUSD’s own financial experts warned district leaders that bowing to union demands and approving substantial employee pay raises would put the district on an unsustainable financial path. The board ignored
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