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Larry Cuban has vast knowledge about the history of education; I enjoyed listening to the podcast were you interviewed him about his review of (a) progressives early 20th c (b) the civil rights era and (c) the “Business” movement (which might have been better if they stayed with Drucker instead of the net-liberals). However, when he writes about charter schools I firmly tell him that he is unaware of what is going on in the U.S. about “Charter” schools, segregation and white supremacists. Your readers would benefit from reading the U.K. discussion of “Critical race theory” and I can provide the reference but just not right now — UK has the same kinds of “political ” difficulties and part of it is the “rationing” of educational resources.