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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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Q is exposed. Will he face consequences?
Probably not, writes Lindsay Beyerstein. Lying isn't a crime.
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Pro-life politics isn't as moral as you think
It sidesteps, or accepts as necessary, a profound moral problem.
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There will be no justice as long as people refuse to see the anti-Black racism behind the injustice
Issac J. Bailey explains what's so hard for some white people to see.
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We're drifting closer to rule by judges
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Militarized police should not be seen as normal and, therefore, acceptable parts of democratic life
These are small armies occupying American cities.
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Better to be popular than bipartisan
The press corps fears being on the outside looking in.
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The problem isn’t that judges are too liberal or too conservative. It’s that judges are too powerful
Save access to abortion via democracy, writes Christopher Jon Sprigman
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Maybe we should take cops' guns away
The people we trust to keep the peace don't.
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White Americans feared they'd one day become victims of the monstrous capitalism they built
Then it happened. That's the real "economic anxiety."
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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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What North Carolina's newest anti-trans bill says about the lopsided alliance pushing for it
Lindsay Beyerstein explains the politics of TERFs.