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There was a brief time when civil courts could force cops to pay damages. Then SCOTUS stepped in
Legal historian Mia Brett explains how we got here.
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The history that went into killing Adam Toledo
Most of us think policing was invented to deal with crime. Not so, says Mia Brett.
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A voting law doesn't have to mention race to disenfranchise voters according to race
Mia Brett explains why America needs HR1.
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'Vaccine passports,' or something like them, are a common feature in American history
This is a far cry from fascism or tyranny, writes Mia Brett.
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Yes, the founders favored gun control
Don't believe the NRA's propaganda, writes Mia Brett.
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Atlanta shooter’s claims—'sex addiction,' eliminating 'temptation,' Christian morality—do not matter
The truth is obvious if only we dare to see, says Mia Brett.