Charter Schools and Their Enemies

In this compelling defense of charter schools, a prominent conservative intellectual highlights their success in narrowing the educational achievement gap between black and white students, particularly in New York City. This achievement has sparked significant pushback from teachers' unions, politicians, and liberal educators who seek to undermine charter schools, often overlooking the detrimental impact on minority students who rely on these educational alternatives for better opportunities. The audiobook explores the implications of this resistance, emphasizing the importance of maintaining access to quality education for all students.