Tales Blog

So let’s get the conversation going. Do you think North Carolina should keep its long ballot? How does knowing about heroes like James Walker Hood affect the way you think about the influence of African Americans on the development of the public school system? What connections can you make between the constitutional history of public schools and our current policy choices? And what role do you see Constitutional Tales having in raising the level of discussion and understanding of the constitution in the judicial, legislative, and executive branches and among the people?

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It would be hard to get all us of us in a room at the same time – but imagine the kind of conversation we can have electronically if we all participate – citizens, legislators, educators, students, lawyers, policy-makers and advocates, journalists, school administrators, judges, historians, and legal scholars. We all have valuable perspectives to share.

Ann McColl will post blogs on an aspect of the Tales and raise questions for discussion. The Tales Blog is located at ConstitutionalTales.blogspot.com. Go see what has been posted. Then please join in.