Since October of 2023, executives, principals, coaches – the adults in the room – have often been incapable of confronting wrongs. Instead of punishing the vandal’s swastika, they’ve commonly opted to wish-it-away or to just move-on. Unintentionally, they’ve made trouble more troublesome. One incident follows… | Read More in The Blogs
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