, cynically playing to a populist audience whose members compare their own earnings to hers. People should compare their responsibilities and their skill sets to hers, too.

Sculley’s compensation is actually less than what several of the leaders I’ve mentioned in this column are paid. All are compensated competitively for their abilities to deliver transformative results, yet only Sculley comes under attack. Ask yourself: Why? Her compensation is more than justified relative to the return on investment for taxpayers, yet the unions have conducted a multiyear campaign to tear her down, and her office is specifically targeted in the three measures on the Nov. 6 ballot.

San Antonio is at a crossroads. Do we want to continue to build a better-educated, more prosperous, and more equitable city? Or do we want to turn around and go backwards and let a public union call the shots?

Last week in San Antonio showed us both worlds – one where leaders showed up to lead, and one where a pretender went absent and showed us the very different alternative. When you think of the American Revolution, of what do you think? Many people think of the British soldiers and their red coats, the Boston Tea Party, the Founding Fathers, and the Constitution.

Many also have the impression the American colonies’ efforts for independence were entirely “white” efforts. That is, that the American Revolution and all the important things that happened in it were entirely the result of people of European descent. We think this because of how we have been taught things in school. When we look at actual history, though, we see a different picture that would surprise a lot of people.

This is a portrait of Crispus Attucks. He was the first adult casualty of the American Revolution, and leader of the patriot group that rallied against the redcoats on King Street in Boston. This event would later become known as the Boston Massacre.

What We Know about Crispus Attucks’ Early Life

We don’t know a lot about Attucks. He was born of a Native-American mother, and his father was an African-born slave. It is likely that Attucks ran away from slavery at age 27. A reward for a runaway slave named “Crispas” was published on October 2, 1750 offering a 10 pounds for his return. It read: “Ran-away from his Master William Browne of Framingham, on the 30th of
, cynically playing to a populist audience whose members compare their own earnings to hers. citizenry should compare their responsibility and their skill sets to hers, too. 

 Sculley ’s compensation is actually less than what respective of the leaders I ’ve mentioned in this column are paid. All are pay competitively for their abilities to deliver transformative consequence, yet only Sculley comes under approach. Ask yourself: Why? Her compensation is more than justified proportional to the return on investment for taxpayers, yet the unions have conducted a multiyear campaign to tear her down, and her agency is specifically targeted in the three measures on the Nov. 6 ballot. 

 San Antonio is at a intersection. Do we want to continue to build a well - educated, more prosperous, and more equitable city? Or do we want to turn around and plump backwards and let a public union call the shots? 

 final week in San Antonio showed us both worlds – one where leaders showed up to lead, and one where a pretender went absent and showed us the very unlike option. When you think of the American Revolution, of what do you think? Many people remember of the British soldiers and their red coats, the Boston Tea Party, the Founding Fathers, and the Constitution. 

 Many besides have the stamp the American colonies ’ efforts for independence were wholly “ white ” efforts. That is, that the American Revolution and all the important things that happened in it were entirely the result of people of European descent. We think this because of how we have been taught things in school. When we front at actual history, though, we interpret a different picture that would surprise a lot of people. 

 This is a portrayal of Crispus Attucks. He was the first adult casualty of the American Revolution, and leader of the patriot group that rallied against the redcoats on King Street in Boston. This event would later become known as the Boston Massacre. 

 What We Know about Crispus Attucks ’ Early Life 

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What Ww Know about Crispux Attucks’ Eacly Lise

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scUlley’S coMpensatIon is actuaLly LeSs than what seVErAl of the leaDerS I’ve mentioneD in This coLuMn aRE paid. all Are coMpensaTEd compEtitively FoR Their aBIlities TO DeLiveR transformative reSUlTS, yet only SculleY comes UnDEr ATTacK. AsK yourself: WHy? her coMPensatiON iS MORe tHAn justified reLative to the REtuRn on inVeStmENt for tAxpayErS, Yet The unions haVe coNducted a mUltiyeAR campaiGN to tear Her dowN, anD heR offICe Is SpeCiFIcaLLy TarGEteD in the thReE mEasurEs on THE nOv. 6 baLloT.

San antonIo is at a crossrOadS. Do wE WanT to coNtinuE to bUiLd a beTter-edUcateD, mOre prosperous, anD morE equitablE ciTy? or dO wE want TO turn aRouNd aNd go bacKwards aND leT a PUBLiC union call the shots?

laST WeEk in San ANtonio SHoWeD Us both woRlDs – oNe whERE leadErs sHOwEd up to leAd, and oNE wHeRe a pretEnDer wenT aBseNt aNd shoWEd us The verY differeNt altERnative. When you THink of the AmerICaN rEvOLutiOn, oF what do you tHink? mAny pEoplE ThInk OF the BRitisH sOLdIErs and their red coats, ThE BostoN Tea PArty, the FoundiNg Fathers, aND THe ConstiTutiON.

MANy also have the iMpresSion the AmeRIcan coloNies’ eFforts foR independENCe were enTirEly “WhiTe” eFFOrTs. That is, that tHE amerIcAn RevolUtiOn and alL thE imPorTanT tHings that Happened In It WeRe EntIrely THe result Of PeoPlE of europEAn descEnt. We ThinK tHiS BecAuse of hOW wE HAve bEeN tAughT thInGs in sChooL. wheN we look At actual hIstORy, thOuGh, We see a dIfferent pictuRe That would sUrPriSe a lot OF People.

ThIs is a portrait of Crispus ATTucks. He Was The fiRst aDult casuaLty Of the AMerICan RevOlutioN, and lEaDer OF The paTRIoT grOuP that ralliED AgaInst tHe RedcOats on KIng Street in Boston. THIs eVent would lateR beCome KNOwN as THe bOstOn mAssACRe.

What We Know aboUt Crispus ATtUCkS’ Early Life

wE doN’t Know a loT about ATtuckS. he was boRn of a NatiVe-AmericaN mOtheR, ANd hIs father waS an AfricAn-born slaVE. It is LIkEly thAt ATtucks RaN awAy froM slaveRY at Age 27. A rEward fOr A runawAy slaVe Named “CriSpas” was published on OctobEr 2, 1750 offeRing a 10 PouNds for his RetURn. IT read: “Ran-aWay fRom his MastEr WIllIam BrOwnE Of FraMingHAm, On tHE 30th of
, cynically playing to a p opulist au dienc e w hos ememb erscompare theiro wn e arnings to hers. Peopl e sho ul d  com p ar e the ir resp o ns i b ili ti es  an dt he ir sk ill  sets t o hers, to o.
S culley’s com p en sation isact ually less t han  whatse ver a l ofthe  lead ers I’ v e ment ioned inth i s colu m n are p a i d.  All  are compensatedc om p etitively fortheirab i li t i estodeliver tr an sform a tive re s ul t s ,  ye t  only Sculley  comes unde r  at tack.As k y o urself : Why ?H ercompensatio n is  more tha n just i fied re l ative t o theret urn  oni nv es tme nt for ta xpa y ers , yet th eun ionshave c o n duct eda mu ltiye ar campaign t o t earh erdown,  andherof ficeis spe cific al ly targeted inthethree mea sur es  on  t he No v . 6 ba llo t.
San An tonio i s  at  a c r os sroads. Do we want  t o co ntinue t o buil d  a  b e tter-edu ca ted , mo r e  pros pero u s,  and mor e equi t ab le  city?Or  do we  w ant  to  turn arou nd and  go back wards and let a publ i c union callt he s ho t s?
Las t week in S an A n toni o sh o we d u s  both  worl ds –o ne where leaders sh ow ed upto le ad, and one w here a pre t e n der went  abs e nt and showed usthe v ery differ e nt alter nativ e. Whenyou think o f the Am eri can  Re vol u t io n, of what do y ou t hi nk? Man y p eople t hin k o f t heBr itish sol diers an dth ei rred  coat s , the Bo st onTe a P arty, the Fo undin g Fa th er s , a nd theC on s t itut io n. 

Ma nyal so ha ve t h e i mpressi on the Am eri c an c ol on ies’ ef forts for ind ep endence we re  en tirely “ white” e fforts. That is, that t h e Ameri can  Revo luti on and al l t he imp ort a nt thi ngs th at ha pp ene d in it w er e e nt irely ther e sul t ofpe ople  of Eur opean descent. Wet hin k this becaus e o f ho w we  ha v eb een  t a ugh t things in schoo l. When we  l o ok  at actual his to ry, tho ugh, we  seea  differ ent pictu re that w ou ld s u r pri se a lot o f people .

This i s  a po r tr ait o f C rispus  A ttu cks.He was the  firs t adul tcasual ty of  t he Ameri can Revolution, and lea der of  thepat riot grou p t h atrallied a gain st the red coa tson Ki ngS treet  inB os ton .  This  eve n t would l a te r b e c om e known ast h e  Bo stonMas s acre.
Wha t We Know about C r ispus Attucks’  Ear l y  Li feWe d on ’t know a lotabo ut A ttucks.He  was born o f a Nati ve - Ameri can mo ther,and his f at h er was  anAfr ican-born  sl av e . It is  l ik e ly tha t At tu cks ra n away from s lavery at age 27 . A r e w ard f o r a  runa wa y slave name d “Crispas ” was publi shed o n Oc tober  2, 175 0offeri nga10 poundsf or his re turn.  It rea d:  “Ra n-a way fr om h i s  Mast er W il lia m Browneo f  F r am in g ham , on  the30 th o f
, cynically_playing to_a populist audience whose_members compare_their_own earnings_to_hers. People should_compare their responsibilities_and their skill sets_to hers, too.

Sculley’s_compensation_is actually less than what several of the leaders I’ve mentioned in this column_are_paid. All_are_compensated_competitively for their abilities to_deliver transformative results, yet only_Sculley comes_under attack. Ask yourself: Why? Her compensation is_more_than justified relative_to the return on investment for taxpayers, yet the_unions have conducted a multiyear campaign_to tear her_down,_and_her office is specifically_targeted in the three measures on_the Nov. 6 ballot.

San Antonio is_at a crossroads. Do we want to_continue to build a better-educated, more_prosperous, and more equitable city?_Or do_we want to turn around_and go backwards_and let_a public union_call the shots?

Last week in San_Antonio showed us_both worlds – one where leaders_showed_up to lead,_and_one_where a_pretender went absent_and_showed us_the_very different alternative. When you think_of_the American Revolution, of what do you_think? Many people think_of_the British soldiers and_their red coats, the Boston_Tea Party, the Founding Fathers, and_the Constitution.

Many_also have_the impression the American colonies’ efforts for independence were entirely “white”_efforts. That is, that the American_Revolution and all the_important things_that_happened in it_were_entirely the_result of people of European descent. We_think this_because of how we have been_taught things in school._When_we look at actual history, though,_we see a different picture that_would surprise a lot of_people.

This_is_a portrait of Crispus Attucks._He was the first adult casualty_of the American_Revolution, and leader of the patriot group_that_rallied against the redcoats on King_Street_in Boston. This event would later_become_known_as the Boston Massacre.

What We_Know about Crispus Attucks’ Early Life

We_don’t know a lot about Attucks. He was born_of a Native-American_mother, and his father was_an_African-born_slave. It is likely that Attucks ran away from slavery_at age_27. A reward_for a runaway slave named “Crispas” was published on October_2, 1750 offering a 10 pounds for_his return. It read: “Ran-away from his Master William Browne of_Framingham, on the 30th of