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	<title>Comments on: Reasons To Be Cheerful</title>
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		<title>By: carol</title>
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		<description>As the first African-American president, Obama will be uniquely positioned to use his bully pulpit to exhort parents, particularly minority parents, to uphold their responsibilities to foster their children’s moral and intellectual development. Done right, this could be a powerful complement to whatever formal policies he puts forward.
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People can&#039;t honestly believe that the black community just needs somone to tell parents to take care of their kids and it will magically happen, do they? Sometimes I wonder if the leaders in education ever actually spend time with the people they claim to want to help. If they did they wouldn&#039;t make such ridiculous statements about the type of change urban schools need.</description>
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<p>People can&#8217;t honestly believe that the black community just needs somone to tell parents to take care of their kids and it will magically happen, do they? Sometimes I wonder if the leaders in education ever actually spend time with the people they claim to want to help. If they did they wouldn&#8217;t make such ridiculous statements about the type of change urban schools need.</p>
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