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"I hear that all the time, 'The children come first, the children come first,' " Fisher said. "We are going to put real muscle behind that statement," occupational therapist Debra Fisher, right, said in a StoryCorps interview with special education teacher Emma Pelosi. Courtesy of Debra Fisher and Emma Pelosi hide caption
Sing Sing Correctional Facility in Ossining, N.Y. Mary Altaffer/AP hide caption
The Coronavirus Crisis
For Inmates With COVID-19, Anxiety and Isolation Make Prison 'Like A Torture Chamber'
For Inmates With COVID-19, Anxiety and Isolation Make Prison 'Like A Torture Chamber'
Kim Jong Un Apologizes For Shooting Death Of South Korean Official
Grand Jury Decision In Breonna Taylor Police Shooting Prompts Confusion, Protests
Australian Airline Selling Fully Stocked Bar Carts From Retired Planes
South Carolina Nurse Who Died Of COVID-19 Remembered By Her Children
Landfill workers bury all plastic except soda bottles and milk jugs at Rogue Disposal & Recycling in southern Oregon. Laura Sullivan/NPR hide caption
How Big Oil Misled The Public Into Believing Plastic Would Be Recycled
A sign promoting participation in the 2020 census is displayed as Selena Rides Horse enters information into a phone for a member of the Crow Indian Tribe in Lodge Grass, Mont., in August. Matthew Brown/AP hide caption
Trump Administration Appeals Order That Extends Census Counting Through Oct. 31
"I hear that all the time, 'The children come first, the children come first,' " Fisher said. "We are going to put real muscle behind that statement," occupational therapist Debra Fisher, right, said in a StoryCorps interview with special education teacher Emma Pelosi. Courtesy of Debra Fisher and Emma Pelosi hide caption
Under Pandemic Stressors, NYC Special Ed Teams Vow To 'Put The Children First'
For Colorado Voters, The Economy And Pandemic Are Issues At The Forefront
MTA Discovers Secret 'Man Cave' Employees Made At Grand Central Terminal
Despite White House Statement, Trump Casts Doubt On Election Again
Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., questions Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh during his 2018 confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill. That took place in the run-up to her presidential bid. Now, she'll face the spotlight as her party's vice presidential nominee. Zach Gibson/Getty Images hide caption