Topic: Cesar Chavez Day

Mimi Smith Dvorak argues that the removal of Cesar Chavez's name from schools and the cancellation of his holiday—established by Barack Obama—is a form of historical erasure. Adam Curry compares this to the removal of statues of Washington and Jefferson. They discuss how narratives are being shifted to remove "heroes" who no longer fit current ideological standards.

The White House designated April as National Fiscal Capability Month to promote informed financial decision-making following the 2009 recession. The initiative includes the "Know Before You Owe" campaign aimed at helping families navigate student loan aid offers. Additionally, March 30th was recognized as Education and Sharing Day 2015, emphasizing the potential of young problem solvers and visionaries.