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Patrick J. McCloskey reminds us about what we're losing.
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Tragedy: NYC loses Catholic schools
Joanne Jacobs — The closing of Catholic schools in New York City is a tragedy , writes Sol Stern on City Journal. The Street Stops Here by Patrick J. McCloskey explains why. McCloskey writes about Rice High School, which educates black boys in central Harlem. No security guards or metal detectors greet them at the doors. But the boys remove their do-rags and hooded sweatshirts and presto, they become Rice men, with pressed slacks, oxford shirts and ties, and green Rice jackets. “The ritual is almost sacramental,” McCloskey writes. “The young men lose their street swagger and transform ...

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