This morning, while eating breakfast at the Sofitel Hotel in Seam Reap, Cambodia, I noticed that I had accidentally posted about Milton Friedman, the libertarian economist who is considered the father of the voucher movement. It was in draft form and not ready for posting, but there it was. I personally believe that libertarianism is a high form of selfishness: I’ve got mine, pull up the ladder.

Then I read Yohuru Williams’ wonderful article about the hoax of school choice. I hurriedly posted it, as I had to join my group to learn about noodle making at a family “factory.”

I mistakenly called him Yohuru Friedman, which insults him and compliments the late Milton, who lacked Yohuru’s kindness, compassion, humanity, and yes, keen intellect. Friedman’s intellect worked in service of greed. Yohuru’s works on behalf of the Common good.

Apologies to Yohuru.