Mexico: Tlatelolco '68 Massacre Was a State Crime
teleSUR | telesurtv.net | 2018-09-26
Executive Commission of Victims' Assistance became the first state institution to recognize the crime in which hundreds of students were killed.
www.telesurtv.net/english/news/Mexico-Tl…
Teachers, students, and public education funding: the walking tour
David Giesen | indybay.org | 2018-09-26
the American Youth Hostel | 312 Mason Street | San Francisco | (meet in the lobby)…
indybay.org/newsitems/2018/09/24/18817743.php
The Kirwan Comission: What's at Stake for the Future of Maryland Schools?
Shared by Hezvo Mpunga | therealnews.com | 2018-09-26
The Future of Education & The Kirwan Commission. Join us to examine the Kirwan Commission's policy recommendations with Maryland's candidates for Governor. If you can't make it, watch it live at www.therealnews.com | The post The Kirwan Comission: What's at Stake for the Future of Maryland Schools? appeared first on The Real News Network.
therealnews.com/stories/the-kirwan-comission-whats-at-stake-for-the-future-of-maryland-schools
Restore the Delta, Dr. Jeffrey Michael respond to Delta Tunnels benefit/cost analysis
Dan Bacher | indybay.org | 2018-09-26
In his initial response, Dr. Jeffrey Michael, the Executive Director of the Center for Business and Policy Research at the University of the Pacific, pointed out out four major flaws in the analysis, including the assumption of a "massive new subsidy" for agricultural users cost share from urban water user and the dependence of the positive benefit-cost on a "dubious new benefit": the value of sea-level rise protection benefits. | Photo: The iconic Rio Vista Bridge crossing the Sacramento River on the Delta. Photo by Dan Bacher.
indybay.org/newsitems/2018/09/24/18817750.php
From Students to Child Soldiers or Teen Brides: The War's Cruel Impact on Yemen's Children
Ahmed Abdulkareem | mintpressnews.com | 2018-09-25
"It is rare to find a normal child, even among kindergarteners. Both at home and at school; words like surrender, warplane, shoot, enemy, kill, and Kalashnikov are often heard as children play together." — Yemeni social worker Asma Juhaff. | The post From Students to Child Soldiers or Teen Brides: The War's Cruel Impact on Yemen's Children appeared first on MintPress News.
mintpressnews.com/from-students-to-child-soldiers-the-wars-impact-on-yemens-children/249794/
The Path to World War III?
Philip Giraldi | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-25
The minimal U.S. press coverage accorded to last Monday's shooting down of a Russian intelligence plane off the coast of Syria is, of course, a reflection both of lack of interest and of Israel's involvement in the incident. If one … | The post The Path to World War III? appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/the-path-to-world-war-iii/5655134
US Vows to "Overthrow" Iran as Terrorists Target Iranians
Tony Cartalucci | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-25
A terrorist attack on a military parade targeting civilians and military personnel alike left at least 29 dead and up to 70 more wounded in Iran's southwest region of Ahvaz. | At the same time, in New York City, US political … | The post US Vows to "Overthrow" Iran as Terrorists Target Iranians appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/us-vows-to-overthrow-iran-as-terrorists-target-iranians/5655087
Breaking: Russia Establishes No-fly Zone Over Latakia Province – Diplomat
Leith Aboufadel | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-25
The Russian military has established a no-fly zone over the Latakia province of western Syria, Russian Senator and former Air Force commander Viktor Bondarev stated on Monday. | "The establishment of a no-fly zone over the Russian military base in Latakia | … | The post Breaking: Russia Establishes No-fly Zone Over Latakia Province – Diplomat appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/breaking-russia-establishes-no-fly-zone-over-latakia-province-diplomat/5655138
Comparing Economic Crises: 1929 with 2008 and the Next
Dr. Jack Rasmus | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-25
The business and mainstream press this month, September 2018, has been publishing numerous accounts of the 2008 financial crash on its tenth anniversary. This month attention has been focused on the Lehman Brothers investment bank crash that accelerated the general … | The post Comparing Economic Crises: 1929 with 2008 and the Next appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/comparing-economic-crises-1929-with-2008-and-the-next/5655092
Selected Articles: China, Russia, Iran and the New World Order
Global Research News | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-25
Do you value the reporting and in-depth analysis we provide, free of charge, on a daily basis? Do you think this resource should be maintained and preserved as a research tool for future generations? Bringing you 24/7 updates from all … | The post Selected Articles: China, Russia, Iran and the New World Order appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/selected-articles-china-russia-iran-and-the-new-world-order/5655069
Money (Always) Talks
Philip A Farruggio | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-25
And we suckers walk! Anyone who even occasionally checks current events knows how much money is spent on presidential elections. Each new cycle breaks the previous record, and on and on. Well, the 'buck' (no pun intended) doesn't stop there. … | The post Money (Always) Talks… appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/money-always-talks/5655085
Video: Rift Grows Among Militant Groups in Idlib
South Front | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-25
A rift among Idlib militant groups is growing over the demilitarization zone agreement reached by Turkey and Russia earlier this month. | On September 22, the National Front for Liberation (NFL) released on official statement declaring its support to the agreement. … | The post Video: Rift Grows Among Militant Groups in Idlib appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/video-rift-grows-among-militant-groups-in-idlib/5655083
Video: Syrian Military to Get S-300 Systems, Other Assistance From Russia
South Front | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-25
Russia has announced a batch of measures, which will be employed in response to the shootdown of the IL-20 military plane as a result of hostile actions by Israeli F-16 off the Syrian coast. | According to a September 24 statement … | The post Video: Syrian Military to Get S-300 Systems, Other Assistance From Russia appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/video-syrian-military-to-get-s-300-systems-other-assistance-from-russia/5655163
Five Ways the Trump Administration Has Attacked the U.N. and International Human Rights Bodies
Maya Finoh | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-25
On Tuesday, President Trump will make his second appearance at the annual opening of the United Nations General Assembly, where he will reportedly use the international spotlight to deliver a speech that centers on favoring U.S. "sovereignty" over our commitments … | The post Five Ways the Trump Administration Has Attacked the U.N. an…
globalresearch.ca/five-ways-the-trump-administration-has-attacked-the-u-n-and-international-human-rights-bodies/5655152
America Is Quietly Expanding Its War in Tunisia
Héni Nsaibia | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-25
Last month, a U.S. Africa Command spokesperson confirmed in a Task & Purpose report that Marine Corps Raiders were involved in a fierce battle in 2017 in an unnamed North African country, where they fought beside partner forces against militants … | The post America Is Quietly Expanding Its War in Tunis…
globalresearch.ca/america-is-quietly-expanding-its-war-in-tunisia/5655143
Billionaires Buying Up Media Outlets: They Think It Would Be Fun to Run a Newspaper
Jim Naureckas | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-25
The announcement that Time magazine would be bought by software CEO Marc Benioff highlighted the growing trend of billionaires buying up media outlets. While media moguls have always been wealthy–with press barons ( Rupert Murdoch, Michael Bloomberg, Donald … | The post Billionaires Buying Up Medi…
globalresearch.ca/billionaires-buying-up-media-outlets-they-think-it-would-be-fun-to-run-a-newspaper/5655170
Grizzlies Saved: Court Stops Trophy Hunt of Yellowstone's Iconic Bears
FBD | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-25
Federal safeguards for greater Yellowstone ecosystem grizzly bears were reinstated today after a judge ruled that the Trump administration's decision to strip Endangered Species Act protections from the population was illegal. | The decision spares the grizzlies from a planned trophy … | The post Grizzlies Saved: Court Stops Trophy Hunt of Yellowstone's Iconic Bears appeared first on
globalresearch.ca/grizzlies-saved-court-stops-trophy-hunt-of-yellowstones-iconic-bears/5655161
The Skripal Affair: The Incredible Case of Boshirov and Petrov's Visas
Craig Murray | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-25
The Metropolitan Police made one statement in the Skripal case which is plainly untrue; they claimed not to know on what kind of visa Boshirov and Petrov were travelling. As they knew the passports they used, and had footage of … | The post The Skripal Affair: The Incredible Case of Boshirov and Petrov's Visas appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/the-incredible-case-of-boshirov-and-petrovs-visas/5655149
In Sprawling Farm Bill, a $200 Million Corporate Research Subsidy Goes Unnoticed
Tim Schwab | progressive.org | 2018-09-25
Congress is considering whether to continue funding a little known government-funded project, which calls itself "the people's foundation." The question is, whose people?
progressive.org/dispatches/in-sprawling-farm-bill-a-200-million-corporate-research-subsidy-180925/
La strategia di demonizzazione della Russia
Manlio Dinucci | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-25
Il contratto di governo, stipulato lo scorso maggio dal Movimento 5 Stelle e dalla Lega, ribadisce che l'Italia considera gli Stati uniti suo «alleato privilegiato». Legame rafforzato dal premier Conte che, nell'incontro col presidente Trump in luglio, ha stabilito con … | The post La strategia di demonizzazione della Russia appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/la-strategia-di-demonizzazione-della-russia/5655106
Bolton Warns Russian S-300 Missile Sale to Syria Would be "Significant Escalation"
Zero Hedge | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-25
Update: U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton said on Monday that the Russian plans to supply Syria with a S-300 missile system would be a "significant escalation" by Moscow and hopes it will reconsider. His statement follows the Russian announcement … | The post Bolton Warns Russian S-300 Missile Sale to Syria Would be "Significant Escalation" appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/bolton-warns-russian-s-300-missile-sale-to-syria-would-be-significant-escalation/5655098
US and Israel Warn Russia Against Supplying Syria with S-300 Air Defense Systems
Stephen Lendman | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-25
On Monday by phone, Putin informed Assad of his intention to supply Syria's military with sophisticated S-300 air defense systems within two weeks. | They're able to intercept and destroy multiple hostile aircraft, ballistic, and other missiles at distances of over … | The post US and Israel Warn Russia Against Supplying Syria with S-300 Air Defense Systems appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/us-and-israel-warn-russia-against-supplying-syria-with-s-300-air-defense-systems/5655118
"Black Money" and India's President Modi's Rotten Deal for France's Rafale Jets Might be His Downfall
Andrew Korybko | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-25
The Indian leader who established a reputation for himself as a fearsome fighter against so-called "black money" might see his political downfall brought about by a fast-moving corruption scandal that reportedly implicates him in the illegal transfer of billions of … | The post "Black Money" and India's President Modi's Rotten Deal for France's Rafale Jets Might be His Downfall appeared first on …
globalresearch.ca/black-money-and-indias-president-modis-rotten-deal-for-frances-rafale-jets-might-be-his-downfall/5655126
China Blasts US Trade Protectionism. US Policies could lead to "Confrontation"
Stephen Lendman | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-25
According to Russian academic Alexander Lukin, hardline US policies toward Russia and China could "lead to confrontation." | It already has politically and economically. The threat of possible military confrontation remains. Lukin believes the US is "very clearly a declining … | The post China Blasts US Trade Protectionism. US Policies could lead to "Confrontation" appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/china-blasts-us-trade-protectionism-us-policies-could-lead-to-confrontation/5655121
Rabbis for Human Rights in Solidarity with Bedouin Community, Celebrate Sukkot at Khan al-Ahmar
Maan News Agency | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-25
Rabbis for Human Rights (RHR) announced on that they have set up sukkah's, which are temporary tents constructed for use during the week-long Jewish holiday of Sukkot, in the Bedouin village of Khan al-Ahmar, east of Jerusalem. | RHR decided to … | The post Rabbis for Human Rights in Solidarity with Bedouin Community, Celebrate Sukkot at Khan al-Ahmar appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/rabbis-for-human-rights-in-solidarity-with-bedouin-community-celebrate-sukkot-at-khan-al-ahmar/5655123
North and South Korea Sign Agreement for 'Era of No War,' Will Cease All Hostile Acts
Ryan General | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-25
South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un made a historic announcement, committing to an "era of no war" during the two leaders' joint press conference held on Wednesday in Pyongyang, North Korea. | The announcement was … | The post North and South Korea Sign Agreement for 'Era of No War,' Will Cease All Hostile Acts appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/north-and-south-korea-sign-agreement-for-era-of-no-war-will-cease-all-hostile-acts/5655128
Australia: Call for united action blocked at Newcastle university rally
wsws | wsws.org | 2018-09-25
NTEU leaders at the University of Newcastle attempted to physically block a member of the Committee For Public Education (CFPE) from speaking at a campus union meeting.
www.wsws.org/en/articles/2018/09/25/newc…
Fracking Chemicals Dumped in Allegheny River a Decade Ago Entered Food Chain
Shared by Samantha Borek | truthout.org | 2018-09-25
Chemicals from fracking wastewater dumped into Pennsylvania's Allegheny River before 2011 are still accumulating in the bodies of freshwater mussels downstream, according to a new study. | Researchers at Pennsylvania State University found elevated concentrations of Strontium in the shells of freshwater mussels downstream from a former fracking wastewater disposal site in Warren, Pennsylvania, about 143 miles northeast (and upstream) of Pittsburgh. | While the potential health impacts on humans from this contamination are unclear, high levels of exposure to non-radioactive Strontium can disrupt bone growth in children. | "Mussels record the changes in water quality that they see over their lifetimes in the layers of their hard shells," Nathaniel Warner, a professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Pennsylvania State University who co-authored the study, told EHN. "We can go back about 10 years and see the…
truthout.org/articles/fracking-chemicals-dumped-in-allegheny-river-a-decade-ago-entered-food-chain/
Honoring Reconstruction's Legacy: The Freedom to Vote
Shared by Samantha Borek | truthout.org | 2018-09-25
One hundred and fifty years ago, a Congress dominated by "Radical Republicans" — mostly former abolitionists who represented Northern states — mandated that Southern states rewrite their constitutions, ratify the 14th amendment, and grant Black men the right to vote in order to gain reentry into the Union. During this period of Radical Reconstruction, people who were enslaved only a few years prior took on prominent roles in reshaping their state governments. | Across the South, new Black political leaders rose up and served as delegates during their respective constitutional conventions. For instance, in North Carolina, Abraham Galloway — a formerly enslaved man from the eastern part of the state — was among the 13 Black delegates at his state's convention who advocated for progressive policies like equal education and women's rights to vote. | Most of the delegates were…
truthout.org/articles/honoring-reconstructions-legacy-the-freedom-to-vote/
Religious Groups Bring Pro-Choice Billboards to Oklahoma
Shared by Samantha Borek | truthout.org | 2018-09-25
The Rev. Sheri Dickerson says supporting reproductive justice is among her faith's most critical callings. | Dickerson is one of many faith leaders involved with the Oklahoma Call for Reproductive Justice (OCRJ), an all-volunteer grassroots organization based in Oklahoma City dedicated to reproductive justice education and advocacy. Last week OCRJ launched a high visibility billboard campaign to show support for abortion rights among people of faith. | "I feel as someone who is part of the faith community that it is part of my mission and calling to be a voice and an advocate for reproductive justice, especially but not exclusive to abortion care," Dickerson said. "Anti-abortion advocates are very outspoken, and so I think it is crucial and necessary for those of us who are part of a faith community and leadership that we counteract that by…
truthout.org/articles/religious-groups-bring-pro-choice-billboards-to-oklahoma/
US spy agencies come to Northern Virginia Community College
wsws | wsws.org | 2018-09-25
On September 26, NOVA will host a job and internship fair aimed at recruiting college students at its Annandale campus to the CIA, DHS, NSA and FBI.
www.wsws.org/en/articles/2018/09/25/nova…
How Some Iowans Are Stopping Hog Farms From Polluting Their Community
Shared by Samantha Borek | truthout.org | 2018-09-25
Sue George never intended to be an activist. The soft-spoken, retired elementary school teacher was content on her century farm near Lime Springs, a town in the rolling hills of northeast Iowa with a tad under 500 people. | Then, the hog operations moved in. | George lost the need to be "Midwest nice," she said. "I'm not willing to let our way of life go by the wayside for these people who are coming in and putting all of this manure and all of this pollution into our area. I'm not." | So George organized her neighbors and created a legal document to protect her farm, and town, from the large-scale hog operations she said are destroying a way of life and polluting the environment. | The state, already leading the nation in pork production, is experiencing a rapid rise in large-scale…
truthout.org/articles/how-some-iowans-are-stopping-hog-farms-from-polluting-their-community/
Teachers' Strikes May Reinvigorate US Labor Movement
Eric Ortiz | consortiumnews.com | 2018-09-24
Events of recent weeks shows there's gut-level support for radical change, including on the state of education and teacher's working conditions. This building momentum could help spark a new labor movement, argues Andy Piascik. By Andy Piascik Last spring, public… Read more ?…
consortiumnews.com/2018/09/24/teachers-strikes-may-reinvigorate-the-us-labor-movement/
The UK's Snoopers' Charter Has Been Dealt a Serious Blow
Julian Vigo | counterpunch.org | 2018-09-24
Last Thursday, the British government's surveillance regime, the Investigatory Powers Act (IPA), was dealt yet another a blow–this time by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) which gave its landmark ruling against the UK government's mass surveillance program. In its decision, the ECHR stated that the IPA violated human rights and offered…
counterpunch.org/2018/09/24/the-uks-snoopers-charter-has-been-dealt-a-serious-blow/
Indiana Utility Chooses Solar and Storage Over Coal: An Ecological Transformation Starts to Emerge?
Roy Morrison | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-24
On September 20th, Northern Indiana Public Service Company (NIPSCO) announced it plans to replace all its coal generation with solar and wind and energy storage in the next ten years for its 460,000 customers in 32 Indiana counties. | "This creates | … | The post Indiana Utility Chooses Solar and Storage Over Coal: An Ecological Transformation Starts to Emerge? appeared first on Global Research…
globalresearch.ca/indiana-utility-chooses-solar-and-storage-over-coal-an-ecological-transformation-starts-to-emerge/5655047
Don't Share This! EU's New Copyright Law Could Kill the Free Internet
Neil Clark | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-24
It's basically a battle between billionaires Axel Springer SE and Google. But it is ordinary internet users who will fall victim to the EU's new copyright law, which urgently needs modification. | It's good to share. But the European Parliament clearly | … | The post Don't Share This! EU's New Copyright Law Could Kill the Free Internet appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/dont-share-this-eus-new-copyright-law-could-kill-the-free-internet/5655041
United Nations Accidentally Exposed Passwords and Sensitive Information to the Whole Internet
Micah Lee | theintercept.com | 2018-09-24
A security researcher discovered private data lurking on 60 Trello boards belonging to the United Nations. Sensitive information was also found in public Google documents. | The post United Nations Accidentally Exposed Passwords and Sensitive Information to the Whole Internet appeared first on The Intercept.
theintercept.com/2018/09/24/united-nations-trello-jira-google-docs-passwords/
The Millennial Label: Distinguishing Facts from Fiction
Zhivko Illeieff | counterpunch.org | 2018-09-24
If you are reading this in the near future, perhaps sometime after 2035, you may not know who or what defined the millennial generation. Was it society? The science community? Politicians? Marketers? Don't worry, many of us living in 2018 have no idea either. While some of us are aware of the common definition of…
counterpunch.org/2018/09/24/the-millennial-label-distinguishing-facts-from-fiction/
Protest Targets Johns Hopkins' Multi-Million Dollar ICE Contract
Shared by Hezvo Mpunga | therealnews.com | 2018-09-22
Dozens of students, faculty and community members marched through campus on Friday and delivered a petition demanding Baltimore's Johns Hopkins University end its contract with Immigration and Customs Enforcement | The post Protest Targets Johns Hopkins' Multi-Million Dollar ICE Contract appeared first on The Real News Network.
therealnews.com/stories/protest-targets-johns-hopkins-multi-million-dollar-ice-contract
What Does "Revolution" Look Like in Education?
José Luis Vilson | progressive.org | 2018-09-21
Teachers committed to justice are fighting against the historical role of education in the U.S.
progressive.org/public-school-shakedown/education-needs-more-than-a-superficial-revolution/
Michael Moore vs. Donald Trump in "Fahrenheit 11/9": New Film Warns Our Democracy Is At Risk
Democracy Now! | democracynow.org | 2018-09-21
"Fahrenheit 11/9"–That's the name of the new documentary premiering today by Oscar-winning filmmaker Michael Moore, a stunning retelling of the 2016 election and its aftermath. 11/9. That's November 9, the day Donald Trump won the 2016 presidential election. In the film, Michael crosses the country, documenting not only the rise of Trumpism but also the teachers' strikes sweeping the nation, the "blue wave" of progressive candidates in the 2018 primaries, the rise of student activism after the school shooting in Parkland, Florida, and the water crisis in his hometown of Flint, Michigan. Moore spares no one…
www.democracynow.org/2018/9/21/michael_m…
There's Nothing Natural About Puerto Rico's Disaster
Naomi Klein | theintercept.com | 2018-09-21
Alma Morales Rosario poses for a portrait between the beams of her home being rebuilt after it was destroyed by Hurricane Maria one year ago in the San Lorenzo neighborhood of Morovis, Puerto Rico, on Sept. 8, 2018. | textbook example. Before those fierce winds came, the debt — illegitimate and much of it illegal — was the excuse used to ram through a brutal program of economic suffering, what the great Argentine author Rodolfo Walsh, writing about four decades earlier, famously called miseria planificada, planned misery. | This program systematically attacked the very glue that holds a society together: all levels of education, health care, the electricity and water systems, transit systems, communication networks, and more. | It was a plan so widely rejected that no elected representatives could be trusted to carry it out. Which is…
theintercept.com/2018/09/21/puerto-rico-hurricane-maria-disaster-capitalism/
2 Native American Teens Were Reported to Police for Joining a Campus Tour. Now We're Stepping In
aclu | aclu.org | 2018-09-20
We're demanding that Colorado State University change policing practices after the racial profiling of two young Native-American teenagers. | Last spring, Kanewakeron Thomas Gray and Skanahwati Lloyd Gray, two Native American brothers, drove from their home in New Mexico to Colorado State University, excited to tour the college where they hoped to enroll. Their excitement and hopes soon turned to something else. A white parent on the tour called the CSU police department to repor…
aclu.org/blog/racial-justice/race-and-inequality-education/2-native-american-teens-were-reported-police
Climate Change Made Florence a Monster–but Media Failed to Tell That Story
Jim Naureckas | fair.org | 2018-09-20
The Miami Herald never mentioned global warming in 21 stories on Hurricane Florence, Public Citizen found–despite being based in one of the US cities most vulnerable to climate change. | That Hurricane Florence broke rainfall records for tropical storms in both North and South Carolina shouldn't be surprising, as global climate change has increased extreme precipitation in all areas of the continental United States. One analysis released before the massive storm hit, by researchers at Stony Brook, Berkeley National Lab and the National Center for Atmospheric Research, projected that warming would cause Florence to bring twice as much rain compared to a similar storm with normal temperatures. | But news audiences were rarely informed about the contribution of human-caused climate disruption to the devastating storm, according to a study of hurricane coverage by Public Citizen. Less than…
fair.org/home/climate-change-made-florence-a-monster-but-media-failed-to-tell-that-story/
Weekend Read: Trump Admin embraces anti-LGBT hate, again
splcenter | splcenter.org | 2018-09-20
The Family Research Council (FRC) uses discredited research and junk science to attack and vilify LGBT people. It claims they're incestuous and "violent," for example, a danger to children and society.
splcenter.org/news/2018/09/20/weekend-read-trump-admin-embraces-anti-lgbt-hate-again
Broad Support Emerges for Full-Service Community Schools in Minneapolis
Sarah Lahm | progressive.org | 2018-09-19
A shift away from the charter school approach is on the horizon in Minnesota's largest city.
progressive.org/public-school-shakedown/support-emerges-community-schools-Minneapolis-180919/
'We got us one': Picture of white Alabama teens standing on black student sparks race row
RT | rt.com | 2018-09-19
A group of white Alabama high school students are at the center of a racism storm after a photo of them standing on a black pupil surfaced online with the caption 'We got us one.' Participants insist the stunt was a "joke."
rt.com/usa/438832-racist-alabama-teen-black/
College students aren't submitting absentee ballots …as they don't know how to buy stamps
RT | rt.com | 2018-09-19
Today's college students are facing a major hurdle, and it has nothing to do with physics or calculus. America's future leaders aren't turning in their absentee ballots because they don't know where to buy stamps. Yes, really.
rt.com/usa/438840-college-students-stamps-absentee-ballots/
For Black College Students, Balancing Activism and Mental Health Takes Work
Brianna Reddick | thenation.com | 2018-09-18
For Black College Students, Balancing Activism and Mental Health Takes Work appeared first on The Nation.
thenation.com/article/for-black-college-students-balancing-activism-and-mental-health-takes-work/
Morning Edition's Think Tank Sources Lean to the Right
Jordan Holycross | fair.org | 2018-09-18
Ideology of think tanks sources on Morning Edition (2–7/18) | When it comes to seeking "expert" opinions on events for its reports, NPR often looks to a trusted roster of think-tank sources. In a study of NPR's Morning Edition from February to July 2018, FAIR found that sources from left-of-center think tanks were underrepresented, with right-leaning think tank sources appearing almost twice as often. | Out of 129 episodes aired Monday through Friday over the course of six months, researchers and fellows representing think tanks were quoted 144 times. Centrist think tanks were most commonly heard on Morning Edition, with 63 interview (44 percent of citations). Fifty-one (35 percent) of the show's interviews were with conservative or center-right groups, while 28 (19 percent) involved progressive or center-left groups. | Representatives from two think tanks–the pro-seafood Lobster Institute and the Rich Earth Institute, which…
fair.org/home/morning-editions-think-tank-sources-lean-to-the-right/