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It’s Time to Separate School and State

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SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 2023
Libertarians and conservatives taken with the Friedman model are not thinking boldly enough. The answer is … the total separation of education and state.
– Cruz Marquis “It’s Time to Separate School and State” [2023]

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