Douglas N. Harris (@douglasharris99) 's Twitter Profile
Douglas N. Harris

@douglasharris99

Tulane Prof. & Chair, Dept of Econ; Dir. of @ERA_NOLA & @REACHcentered; K-12 & highered policy to improve well-being, fight poverty. @Brookings Senior Fellow

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At the beginning of COVID, I wrote about how the pandemic might create some changes in habits by forcing people to try new things. Micro schools seem poised as an example, propelled by pandemic pods.

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I had a first today. Which would you guess? 1. I did yard work in the mountains (not a terrible guess) 2. I did yard work in the mountains but had to stop because the elk would not get out of the way

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The information surrounding universal voucher programs is rife with advocacy masquerading as research. Jon Valant and Nicolas Zerbino respond to four critiques from pro-voucher advocates. Spoiler alert: They're still a huge threat to public education. brookings.edu/articles/be-wa…

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Reminder: A coup is "a sudden, violent, and unlawful seizure of power in government." Ex: storming the Capitol w guns. Getting persuaded (not threatened) by voters (polls) & many leaders to retire, even close to an election? Not ideal, but not even remotely close.

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A wave of school vouchers in Republican-led states challenges three key American traditions: separation of church and state, anti-discrimination, and public accountability for tax-funded education. Douglas N. Harris examines the risks posed by vouchers. brookings.edu/articles/the-n…

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“Voucher advocates argue that today’s voucher systems are legal, and our current Supreme Court seems to agree, but that doesn’t change the fact vouchers will entangle the government and religion,” writes Douglas N. Harris. brookings.edu/articles/the-n…