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Gentrification for Social Justice?
A new Federal Reserve report casts doubt on the conventional wisdom that neighborhood improvement hurts poor urban residents.
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Classrooms of the Absurd
New York’s public school system embraces social-justice education theories—even as the city’s successful charter schools show what really works.
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Everything You Don’t Know About Mass Incarceration
Contrary to the popular narrative, most American prisoners belong behind bars.
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One Giant Lie
Hollywood makes a movie about the moon landing—and omits America. September 4, 2018
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Untoxic Masculinity
First Man celebrates the moon landing without irony. October 26, 2018
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A Modern Witch Trial
Racism: the charge against which there is no defense
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