Duh

What makes this a terrible idea? Sacrificing a few for the greater good. Regarding the teachers, you'd just have to advertise the job truthfully and you'd find someone. Maybe bump up the pay a good bit for the hassle.

We need increased tracking in schools. Instead of having 2 tiers in the form of general population and gifted, maybe split it up into 3 or 4. Let the problem kids be problems amongst themselves while normal kids who want to be in school can actually learn and get something out of it. And also save the sanity of the teacher.

I haven't had Chewy's. I should try them but what comes to mind with the name Chewy's is the petstore e-tailer haha.

Vox tells me that it's just Black and Indigenous that are the focus of BIPOC. IDK maybe it's just not a good word and it doesn't have a solidified definition.

BIPOC is really just BI, so Black and Native American. Kind of confusing term so it's understandable why Indian might get lumped in.

People of Color (the POC) that are Black (the B) or Native American (the I), but not Hispanic or Asian. Why there's a term that combines Black and Native Americans is anyone's guess.

Of the people moving to Richmond's new apartments, as was implied by the article title. Not just background on 1 individual renter and her SO.

Lol, I knew this smartass reply was going to happen. Let me clarify for you in a fuller way.

"Stories like these personal-level anecdotes are something I don't like. Relatedly, this is why I don't like NPR, because they are full of them."

Hope that helped. 👍🏽

These personal-level anecdotes are what I dislike about NPR. Give me overarching data and trends.