She said that currently "half of the existing schools are at 60% of their capacity."CNN reports "You would think that 41 years of public service would make Congresswoman Waters tired, but her laser focus is unmatched," Yara continued. "When other policymakers criminalize protests, she is there, verbalizing our pain. She fights for funding to support neglected communities. And she takes to Twitter to raise her voice on our behalf, whether or not Congress is in session. In this time of sociopolitical unrest, Congresswoman Waters has been the brilliant, tenacious representative of the people that we all need." their support for an unexpected insect visitor. Asmany had pointed out on social media In other words, to defeat “bad” speech, we need more “good” speech; to overcome polarizing speech, we need unifying speech. This good speech can include educational efforts. For example, on the question of sharia — the topic of Saturday’s marches — there is wide space for people to learn more about what sharia is. For many Americans, it sounds scary — we hear tales of a system where hands are chopped off and adulterers are stoned. But this is not the sharia of America. Sharia is a set of legal rules that deal with a range of issues from the minutia of washing hands and feet to purify oneself before prayer to inheritance rules. It’s also about spirituality. AsThe New York Times’ Noah Feldman explains