Remainders: The fallout from Arne Duncan's 'moms' comment

Arne Duncan made waves with a comment white moms opposing the Common Core. (CNN)
He apologized today for “clumsy phrasing.” But not before many parsed his words. (AP)
Jose Vilson: That statement deserves outrage for its racialized ‘mansplaining,’ but so do others.
Alexander Russo: Duncan shouldn’t panic—and test proliferation may be the real issue here.
Professor Aaron Pallas: Those parents’ resistance isn’t just a reflection of personal interests.
Many teachers face a difficult dilemma: wanting more leadership, but not a principalship. (Atlantic)
A retired principal says Bloomberg’s school reforms have encouraged segregation. (Diane Ravitch)
One billionaire says he’ll be “unrelenting” in pushing his education policy on Bill de Blasio. (Forbes)
According to this working paper, good early childhood education can improve character. (NBER)
Students at Bryant High School in Long Island City protested for a new principal. (LIC Journal)
A Teachers College professor says assisting city students with health services is crucial. (EdNews)