Megan Mansell, Author at Brownstone Institute

Megan Mansell

Megan Mansell is a former district education director over special populations integration, serving students who are profoundly disabled, immunocompromised, undocumented, autistic, and behaviorally challenged; she also has a background in hazardous environs PPE applications. She is experienced in writing and monitoring protocol implementation for immunocompromised public sector access under full ADA/OSHA/IDEA compliance. She can be reached at MeganKristenMansell@Gmail.com.

Eye Protection Wasn’t Misdirection

By Megan Mansell | March 20, 2023

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Consider all of the people you’ve seen donning masks or respirators over these past three years, assured in the merit of their virtue. How many still got sick... Read more.

Why N95s Fail to Stop the Spread

By Megan Mansell | January 24, 2023

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By examining the hypothetical best-case scenario, we can better predict if a given measure will have a mitigating impact on the identified hazard. For N95s vers... Read more.

Masks Were Unethical by Design

By Megan Mansell | December 10, 2022

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Have those pushing increasingly restrictive apparatuses on children even stopped to consider the reality of what children are experiencing on a minute- by- minu... Read more.

When Will Our Sense of Security Return?

By Megan Mansell | June 1, 2022

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Our leadership keeps proving out how truly unprepared and incompetent they are in vastly different areas. Why aren’t we listening, as they warn us that it’s... Read more.

A Child’s Life In a World on Mute

By Megan Mansell | March 2, 2022

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For the duration of Noah’s educational experience, caregivers have put themselves first, with his needs utterly disregarded, the permanence of their impact on... Read more.

The Antisocialization of Our Nation

By Megan Mansell | January 14, 2022

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We antisocialized ourselves, fully withdrew from random commingling, and in a way filtered ourselves from society. Life lost its luster when expected to test or... Read more.