but it wasn't just milltown, fairview. well, it it that will it's a relatively well resourced community with the middle class population and the liberal values. they were doing something remarkably similar, including evaluations of their strategic goals district and district programs, reports of the state of the district and all sorts of new assessments. there were also planning to market their diversity. what was happening in fairview, in milltown represents a broader phenomenon that's happening in school districts across the country, inspiring these business inspired means of operating schools and viewing these efforts as i think, oddly new, more effective means of addressing racial diversity and inequality in their schools i call this broader phenomenon race evasive managerialism, race evasive, managerial m is a way of leading public institutions like public schools that takes its cue from business, specifically corporate and entrepreneurial business models. so you might think about previous iterations of schools being

but it wasn't just milltown, fairview. well, it it that will it's a relatively well resourced community with the middle class population and the liberal values. they were doing something remarkably similar, including evaluations of their strategic goals district and district programs, reports of the state of the district and all sorts of new assessments. there were also planning to market their diversity. what was happening in fairview, in milltown represents a broader phenomenon that's happening in school districts across the country, inspiring these business inspired means of operating schools and viewing these efforts as i think, oddly new, more effective means of addressing racial diversity and inequality in their schools i call this broader phenomenon race evasive managerialism, race evasive, managerial m is a way of leading public institutions like public schools that takes its cue from business, specifically corporate and entrepreneurial business models. so you might think about previous iterations of schools being

artillery fire on the front lines which are not moving and when they are, they are not moving in the fairviewbut getting bogged down in the us congress, a package worth around $15 billion and that are seen by kyiv is the type of package which would allow it to continue its fight but allow it to pursue its goal and dream of liberating its territory. we are talking about armoured vehicles and long—range missiles, tanks. yes, the help of western allies and munster quite a sizeable intervention but it is the us which leads the way and coordinates the support and it can manufacture weapons at the scale and speed which ukraine needs in the face of a russia which is very much on a warfooting face of a russia which is very much on a war footing as well. as it continues to try and take the whole of ukraine, we must remind ourselves of ukraine, we must remind ourselves of that. g ., , , ., of that. james, but the moment we will leave it — of that. james, but the moment we will leave it there. _ of that. james, but the moment we will leave it there. there _ of that. james, but the moment we will leave i

it was a similar story in the fairview subdivision. mayor paige brown surveying the damage caused by the apparent tornado which had eerily similar pass to the one that hit gallatin in 2006. we're very fortunate that we didn't have last supply. we haven't had life-threatening injuries. >> and there is a lot of structural damage and some homes ultimately awesome certain. we didn't have homes just totally wiped off the face are and said that people have some precious things that they can preserve even bank. you have serious structural damage, thanking a higher power for their lives. >> neighbors and strangers. they are to pick up the pieces. i think the biggest say everybody's coming together. i mean, i've got people we i don't know if these people are and they're just coming in here. taking care of for me. my husband's not and you know, we're just >> trying to get it together. >> taking it day by day with a simple plan for what lies ahead, clean it up build it back. and i'm not move say wear a >> this build it back thank that i'm >> i've

tim in fairview, pennsylvania. we will move on to roseann in wisconsin rapids, wisconsin, opposing.aller: i am opposing because this is turning into other things besides what it is about. people calling up. the woman who said joe biden hates americans because he is letting all the illegal immigrants. i'm sorry but when trump was at the end of his presidency and the numbers were not there that showed he was going to probably went the race he had the world stage. he gets up in front of the entire world and sets joe up for a problem because they cannot work together. talk about power grabbing. joe biden is not for letting everybody and anybody into this country. he got on the world stage, trump, and said everyone joe is going to let all of the illegal immigrants in here. that is what is going to happen. host: what is your view of the impeachment inquiry? are you saying you oppose because it is political and tied to these policy issues? caller: absolutely, yes i do. why is it a problem for them to have these hearings in front of the entire country? we have a right as citizens to see wha