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Luis Alvaz, CC BY-SA 4.0
Nine Years After Ayotzinapa, There Is Still No Justice for the Families
In 2014, forty-three students disappeared in Mexico. The full story of what happened to them remains unknown. Read more
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Keeping Affirmative Action for the Military Won’t Guarantee Diversity
The U.S. Supreme Court's exemption—leaving aside its hypocrisy and racism—won’t achieve the goal of creating a diverse, equitable, or inclusive military. Read more
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Book Review: Parting Shot
"Who Killed Kenzo?" tells a nitty-gritty tale about the fight against gun violence, in which every victory is hard-won and incomplete. Progress is incremental, at best. Read more
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‘Everybody’s Amped Up’: How the UAW Is Out-Maneuvering the Big Three
Relying on a strategy of "operational chaos," auto workers have been able to keep executives guessing as they expand their strike. Read more
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Bin im Garten, CC BY-SA 3.0
When Tablets Came to Our Prison
A tech company gave us new devices at a Washington State prison facility—with all of the promises and pitfalls that they can bring. Read more
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Book Reviews: Teaching by Example
A triptych of new offerings released this spring to inform and inspire climate activists, especially young adult readers. Read more
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Luis Alvaz, CC BY-SA 4.0
Nine Years After Ayotzinapa, There Is Still No Justice for the Families
In 2014, forty-three students disappeared in Mexico. The full story of what happened to them remains unknown. Read more
Sep 28, 2023
8:57 PM
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Shutterstock
Keeping Affirmative Action for the Military Won’t Guarantee Diversity
The U.S. Supreme Court's exemption—leaving aside its hypocrisy and racism—won’t achieve the goal of creating a diverse, equitable, or inclusive military. Read more
Sep 28, 2023
2:37 PM
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Book Review: Parting Shot
"Who Killed Kenzo?" tells a nitty-gritty tale about the fight against gun violence, in which every victory is hard-won and incomplete. Progress is incremental, at best. Read more
Sep 28, 2023
8:00 AM
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Luis Alvaz, CC BY-SA 4.0
Nine Years After Ayotzinapa, There Is Still No Justice for the Families
In 2014, forty-three students disappeared in Mexico. The full story of what happened to them remains unknown. Read more
Sep 28, 2023
8:57 PM
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Shutterstock
Keeping Affirmative Action for the Military Won’t Guarantee Diversity
The U.S. Supreme Court's exemption—leaving aside its hypocrisy and racism—won’t achieve the goal of creating a diverse, equitable, or inclusive military. Read more
Sep 28, 2023
2:37 PM
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Book Review: Parting Shot
"Who Killed Kenzo?" tells a nitty-gritty tale about the fight against gun violence, in which every victory is hard-won and incomplete. Progress is incremental, at best. Read more
Sep 28, 2023
8:00 AM
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Luis Alvaz, CC BY-SA 4.0
Nine Years After Ayotzinapa, There Is Still No Justice for the Families
In 2014, forty-three students disappeared in Mexico. The full story of what happened to them remains unknown. Read more
Sep 28, 2023
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Shutterstock
Keeping Affirmative Action for the Military Won’t Guarantee Diversity
The U.S. Supreme Court's exemption—leaving aside its hypocrisy and racism—won’t achieve the goal of creating a diverse, equitable, or inclusive military. Read more
Sep 28, 2023
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Book Review: Parting Shot
"Who Killed Kenzo?" tells a nitty-gritty tale about the fight against gun violence, in which every victory is hard-won and incomplete. Progress is incremental, at best. Read more
Sep 28, 2023
Luis Alvaz, CC BY-SA 4.0
Nine Years After Ayotzinapa, There Is Still No Justice for the Families
In 2014, forty-three students disappeared in Mexico. The full story of what happened to them remains unknown. Read more
Sep 28, 2023
Shutterstock
Keeping Affirmative Action for the Military Won’t Guarantee Diversity
The U.S. Supreme Court's exemption—leaving aside its hypocrisy and racism—won’t achieve the goal of creating a diverse, equitable, or inclusive military. Read more
Sep 28, 2023
Book Review: Parting Shot
"Who Killed Kenzo?" tells a nitty-gritty tale about the fight against gun violence, in which every victory is hard-won and incomplete. Progress is incremental, at best. Read more
Sep 28, 2023
Luis Alvaz, CC BY-SA 4.0
Nine Years After Ayotzinapa, There Is Still No Justice for the Families
In 2014, forty-three students disappeared in Mexico. The full story of what happened to them remains unknown. Read more
Sep 28, 2023
Shutterstock
Keeping Affirmative Action for the Military Won’t Guarantee Diversity
The U.S. Supreme Court's exemption—leaving aside its hypocrisy and racism—won’t achieve the goal of creating a diverse, equitable, or inclusive military. Read more
Sep 28, 2023
Book Review: Parting Shot
"Who Killed Kenzo?" tells a nitty-gritty tale about the fight against gun violence, in which every victory is hard-won and incomplete. Progress is incremental, at best. Read more
Sep 28, 2023