Maybe we can cool it on pushing children to be ‘changemakers’
Washington Examiner - 2024-04-29T19:01:30.000Z

In the public libraries in the places I have lived, the children’s book sections always display, prominently, books urging children to become activists who change the world. “Children can change the world” is a fine notion on its own. Every place and generation needs rabble-rousers, questioners of the status quo, and leaders who will rally […]

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