Two years into this pandemic, we know something crucial that we didn’t know at its start: Children, miraculously, face a negligible risk for severe outcomes from Covid-19. And yet kids—from preschool to university—have borne the burden of our most draconian policies. While the rest of us have returned to bars and restaurants, pre-schoolers are still in …
Kids and Covid: A Roundtable
Lori Manz substitute teaches in a 7th grade math class at Vista View Middle School in Huntington Beach, CA. (Paul Bersebach via Getty Images)
A frank conversation about the consequences of our pandemic policies.
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