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Matthew Harwood

ReporterReasonBeat: Education policy, public school governance, First Amendment issues

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Matthew Harwood is a journalist who has written for Reason. He has produced at least one article, notably "These Minnesota Parents Were Censored at a Public Meeting for Saying School Employees' Job Titles," which addresses issues of public comment, censorship, and school board governance in the United States.

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