On July 4, 1776, fifty-six men signed a document that was, by every legal standard of their day, a confession of treason. They knew it. They signed anyway. That
The Invitation
Hey New Mexicans — ever heard of "learned helplessness"?
Probably not by name. But if you've lived here a while, you may already know the
For three days we've mapped the relief route. We showed why being last frees New Mexico to leap (Part 1), the classrooms already teaching our kids today (Part
In Parts 1 and 2, we mapped the relief route and showed which stretches are already open. Today we follow the money — and this is where the story gets uncomfortable
New Mexico ranks 50th in the nation for education. We have for nine straight reports. Roughly 80 percent of our fourth graders can't read at grade level, and
A quiet manufacturing problem on the other side of the world is about to show up in New Mexico wallets. Not because of a war. Not because of an election.
New Mexico just unveiled a new road map to improve outcomes for Black students. On its face, it sounds like progress. But step back and look at the whole board,
America was not built only by presidents, wars, railroads, highways, satellites, and inventors. It was also built in gymnasiums, swimming pools, summer camps, church basements, locker rooms, after-school programs,
