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Nor am I going to address the question of whether charters in suburban communities, serving primarily middle- and upper-middle-class kids, lead to greater racial and socio-economic isolation.
In a packed courtroom (with limited air conditioning) in San Francisco this morning, Shannon Liss-Riordan, the lawyer for plaintiff Raef Lawson, outlined that she's going to address the broad question of whether gig economy workers should be classified as W-2 employees "in baby steps".
"A community has to make a decision about how they're going to address homelessness, and the decision to make is whether they're going to manage homelessness or end homelessness," Tsemberis said.
"At first there was a debate as to whether I should or if I wasn't going to address it," he said.
This has now reached the level that the Indian prime minister is going to address it publicly, while competing teams are delaying their trips as they consider whether to step into this mess.
(Whether it's legit for Passover is not a question I'm going to address; views on that would vary).
