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Bradley teachers...can we talk?
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I'm a former Bradley teacher and actually wrote a long message here a few days ago about my serious concerns about Bradley Reborn, not to be overshadowed by my long-standing, serious concerns about the AAHCC. Then decided not to post, given the zeal of the BR folks. But seriously, it's setting off some ethical alarm bells for me already (the video, the language used, the structure, the assertion that an online survey would have cost $150K [and I have 15 years experience in marketing/PR, no way that is accurate]). I would much rather have seen this be a non-profit venture with the leaders accountable to an elected board. This is essentially a corporate takeover, which in the cut-throat business world is perfectly acceptable, but I don't really think it's what's best for women, babies or birth. And I believe this was the intention from day one, given the speed with which all of this has unfolded.
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