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Kimberly Atkins Stohr
Will a new census proposal bring needed visibility — or racialized blowback?
It would give better visibility to populations long ignored or mischaracterized in federal demographics data. It would also decrease the white population count at a time when the backlash against the racial justice movement is particularly palpable.
SCOT LEHIGH
MassGOP draws the curtain on Jim Lyons’s clown show
The new chairwoman has longer vintage as a Donald Trump supporter than does Lyons but, wondrous to relate, can claim some interpersonal skills. Plus, she thinks there is actually some value to having a party that can win elections.
Gordon Hanson
Avoiding job loss in the transition to renewable energy
Policy makers must act now to blunt job losses by being prepared to offer much more help to workers who are affected by mass layoffs.
JEFF JACOBY
Listen to Gaza’s quiet dissenters
A remarkable series of videos amplifies the voices of Palestinians who yearn to be liberated — from Hamas.
SCOT LEHIGH
GOP establishment hedges on Trump
Few speak the unvarnished truth: A man who betrayed democracy should be rejected out of hand.
John Tierney
The not-so-secret secret about those classified documents
The government needs classification reform to ensure transparency and an enlightened citizenry, to make certain that public officials continue to act in the best interest of the nation, and to document historical activities to inform future decisions and policies.
RENÉE GRAHAM
Why I won’t watch the Tyre Nichols video
In 2020, we were promised a reckoning. All we’ve gotten are more Black people killed by police.
EDITORIAL
A New York courtroom opens a window into the corruption behind the War on Drugs
Mexican leaders have been extremely reluctant to extradite suspects to the United States, but trials of cartel-linked figures show the value of cooperation.
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