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President and CEO at National Alliance for Public Charter Schools
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Secretary of Education at U.S. Department of Education
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Interim Policy Director at Americans For Safe Access
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Director at Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace & Security
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Founder, Designer & Executive Chairman at Tory Burch Foundation
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2018, 2019, acl, affordable care act, americans for prosperity, anthony scaramucci, austin, barack obama, bernie sanders, booker t. washington, business, by, campaign finance reform in the united states, ces, child care, collateral consequences of criminal conviction, comic con, concert, conference, creative, debate, debtors' prison, democratic party (united states), development, domestic violence, edu, eighth amendment to the united states constitution, electoral fraud, elizabeth warren, entertainment, entrepreneur, eric holder, ethics, expulsion (education), facebook, false advertising, fest, festival, film, first step act, gaming, gender, george w. bush, hillary clinton, history, incarceration in the united states, institute, interactive, interview, joe biden, keynote, law, leadership, lineup, live, martini (cocktail), media, medicaid, medicare (united states), meek mill, mentorship, middle class, milken, movie, multiculturalism, music, news, obama, panel, parole, patient protection and affordable care act, pell grant, performance, political ads, poverty, presidency of barack obama, presidency of donald trump, prison education, probation, probation officer, public defender, public defender (united states), public health insurance option, recidivism, red carpet, rehabilitation (penology), republican party (united states), san quentin state prison, sexual harassment, showcase, single-payer healthcare, social media, south, southby, southwest, space, speaker, stacey abrams, sxsw, talk, tech, technology, ted, television, texas, training, trayvon martin, truth in sentencing, tuskegee university, tv, united states congress, valerie jarrett, valerie jarrette, vice president of the united states, video games, violent crime control and law enforcement act, voter registration, voting, west, william barr, women of color, workforce development, “south by southwest”
ballot access, behavior, classroom, community, constitution of the united states, democracy, democratic party (united states), democratic-republican party, donald trump, facebook, franklin d. roosevelt, health, hillary clinton, independent politician, innovation, learning, learning management system, machine learning, mike pence, millennials, open educational resources, pedagogy, politics, polling place, presidency, president of the united states, price, progress, reason, recombinant dna, recycling, republican party (united states), research, running mate, science, separation of powers, social media, soft skills, startup company, teacher, technology, textbook, thomas jefferson, twelfth amendment to the united states constitution, two-party system, united states electoral college, united states senate, vice president of the united states, voting methods in deliberative assemblies
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behavior, bill (law), constitution of the united states, election, entrepreneurship, gerrymandering, independent politician, initiative, instant-runoff voting, joe lieberman, journalism, lyndon b. johnson, mike pompeo, newspaper, political polarization, primary election, referendum, republican party (united states), risk, supermajority, tea party movement, two-round system, vice president of the united states, voting
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