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Kevin Cooper was convicted of a 1983 quadruple murder and sentenced to death in a trial in which evidence that might have exonerated him was withheld from the defense. Visit…

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He would likely urge protesters to 'focus on what they are fighting for' and not fall into the trap of letting anger and destructive actions distract from their goal.

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Online learning is no panacea for what ails education, now or ever.

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They also discuss anti-China sentiment, the two-party political system, the state of the economy, Trump's election, Russiagate, and more.

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Do not make the mistake of projecting your rage at 'rioters', rage at the system that created the NECESSITY for riots.

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Whether it was the duck and cover drills of last centry, or wearing masks and social distancing today, children are asked to weather disasters of adult leadership.

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A Tomgram: Juan Cole, Iran and the U.S., an irony of curious affinity.

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Legendary activist and author of "An Indigenous People’s History of the United States" also discusses the connections between the Second Amendment, white supremacy and settler colonialism.

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in Donald Trump’s America, we’re inside the community of nations in a grim new way: as fellow patients, grievers, and supplicants in search of food and shelter, along with so…

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Many Americans believe that Trump ignored the COVID-19 virus until too late. There has, however, been no systematic analysis of how Trump’s denials and related delay injured our country’s response.…

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There is talk – just talk so far – about cancelling some of the massive, totally unnecessary death culture abundance. But just how much we even spend on it is…

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The New York Times has apparently stolen its Pultizer-Prize-winning stories from Russian journalists -- the same ones it has lionized

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To a large degree, DNA testing has proven that this criminal justice system is not as just as it claims to be. Throughout the history of this country, black people…

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Consider the deep 'missingness' that teacher Belle Chesler has found in a public-school world that has collapsed into a Zoom heap amid the deep inequality and unfairness of a system…

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Former infantry officer and Army Ranger Erik Edstrom, author of a new book on the U.S. war in Afghanistan, has had time to reconsider his own combat experience there. He…

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