“I quit, I think.” With that sideways confession, John Taylor Gatto didn’t just leave a job—he blew a whistle on a machine. He had lived inside it long enough to know its gears: the bells that slice time into obedience, the grading that trains for approval, the curriculum that substitutes memory for meaning. Gatto wasn’t … Continue reading “I Quit, I Think”: What John Taylor Gatto Was Really Telling America