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Friedman’s Legacy of Fighting for School Choice for All

Posted by Heritage Foundation on Jul 31, 2012 at 12:42 PM

America’s students don’t need teachers hand-picked for them by the teachers unions or by the federal government.

On the late Milton Friedman’s 100th birthday today, his words are truer than ever: “There is no respect in which inhabitants of a low-income neighborhood are so disadvantaged as in the kind of schooling they can get for their children.”

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