Latecomer here.

Darn. I missed it. Following you anyway.

Maybe you should do Christmas and/or Hannukah. It might help. Or Kwanza. 🤷‍♀️🤪

You missed one. It's "too."

I often think I may be one of the last to have experienced the richness of a traditional college education in the United States. I'm not entirely correct, but the availability of that experience is fading fast. 4/4

the literature that has shaped the world, and the past beliefs, philosophies, practices, sciences, that have shaped us, even though disproven by more modern knowledge, are punished severely. 3/

Tenured professors, and the ability to become Tenured, are disappearing. Tenured is disfavor, low-paid lecturer positions favored. Teachers who examine controversial topics as they should be examined in the course of teaching critical thinking, our historical roots, 2/

Yes. Education is vital. In recent decades, it's been monetized, the systems changed, even in the traditional universities and colleges, to favor profit and certain conservative politics and beliefs over learning, over the crucial need to develop critical thinking skills. 1/

Hello!!! Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah!