From Lincoln to Obama, we have seen periods of racial progress before. Dare we be optimistic that this one will prove durable and systemic?
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How Police Abolitionists Are Seizing the Moment
Police abolitionists say piecemeal reforms have been tried and didn’t work. They want to use this moment of resistance to center more radical change.
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No Justice. No Peace.
Underlying the nationwide protests for Black lives is the racial wealth gap.
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Antifa All Around
From civil rights protesters to elderly activists, Fox News and its viewers fear an imaginary invasion by the forces of anarchy.
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When Americans Don’t Riot, Politicians Feel Unrestrained
The backlash against the civil rights movement succeeded because riots dissipated.
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The Revolution Will Not Be Poll-Tested
Today on TAP: Gathering support for police reform
Posted inBooks, Arts and Culture
How Protest Graffiti Recontextualizes Public Art
Throughout the country, street art has forced people to confront and examine our troubling racial realities.
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Unsanitized: Fighting the Virus With the Equivalent of Finger-Crossing
Plus, a Senate hearing on unemployment. This is The COVID-19 Daily Report for June 10, 2020.
