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Akron school board member Carla Jackson defends job, support for vouchers | Opinion

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By Carla Jackson
| Akron Beacon Journal Verified
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Fairness in coverage matters. My response to patterns of bias | Carla Jackson

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By Carla Jackson
| Akron Beacon Journal Verified
Dr. Carla Jackson Guest Opinion Local newspapers play a critical role in shaping civic discourse. Readers expect thoughtful, accurate, and even-handed coverage from those who hold a public platform. Recently, however, I have observed a pattern in certain Beacon Journal columns that raises questions about balance and the treatment of community leaders who are actively serving our children. I respect the role of opinion writers in our civic life.
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Field Notes on Repair: 8

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By Carla Jackson, Daniel Barber, Dubravka Sekulić, Jovan Scott
| Places Journal
History and Decarbonization Carbonization is an historical process, still ongoing in the built environment, the techno-sphere, and the atmosphere. Architecture, buildings, design; plumbing, structure, finishes; supply chains, energy networks, infrastructure: buildings are, as material systems, media for the throughput of processed fuel resources, their distribution, their becoming social.
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