Mexico: AMLO Formally Requests Return of Ayotzinapa Experts
teleSUR | telesurtv.net | 2018-09-21
The presence of the GIEI, that investigated the case until they left Mexico in 2016, has been one of the main requests the families of the disappeared students.
www.telesurtv.net/english/news/Mexico-AM…

The Department of Demonization
Michael Doliner | counterpunch.org | 2018-09-21
Apparently the university has turned down my proposal to float a new Department of Demonization. This in spite of the generally acknowledged need for trained demonizers. Nobody can deny that the demonizing capabilities of our students are woefully below par. Most of them couldn't demonize Hitler at a Passover Seder. Sometimes I wonder where their…
counterpunch.org/2018/09/21/the-department-of-demonization/

New US Sexual Misconduct Rules Are Designed to Deter Survivors From Reporting
Shared by Samantha Borek | truthout.org | 2018-09-21

| Janine Jackson: Headlines can do a lot of work. Take the August 29 New York Times news story, for example, headed " New US Sexual Misconduct Rules Bolster Rights of Accused and Protect Colleges." Readers are tipped, you might say, that previous to proposed rules by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, those accused of rape, sexual assault or harassment on college campuses had weak or inadequate rights, and that colleges faced some sort of danger or vulnerability, presumably to being unfairly portrayed as places where such acts occur. | What's missing between the prevalent presentation of new rules on sexual assault in schools as a common-sense move towards fairness, and the fact that no sexual assault…
truthout.org/audio/new-us-sexual-misconduct-rules-are-designed-to-deter-survivors-from-reporting/

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/

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/

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…

Anti-Trump movement can't take seniors' vote for granted
Eric A. Gordon | peoplesworld.org | 2018-09-21
CARSON, Calif.–Seniors vote. Seniors, vote! This is more than a lesson about punctuation. It's about the future of our country. As State Senator Steven Bradford recently told a Carson gathering of almost 100 members of the California Alliance for Retired Americans (CARA), "You guys are the high propensity voters." | Seniors are America's most consistent voters in election after election. It could be just habit, imbibed early in life from earnest civics teachers in our public schools. It could be that maturity lends a certain gravitas to the process as with each turn of the electoral wheel, ever more critical issues face our nation. Seniors have seen enough races decided by a fraction of a percentage point to convince them of the importance of their showing up at the polls or mailing in their absentee ballot. And seniors have seen whole classes of…
peoplesworld.org/article/trumps-a-disaster-for-seniors-but-their-vote-cant-be-taken-for-granted/

Climate Change Turned Florence Into a Monster Storm — But Corporate Media Avoided That Story
Jim Naureckas, FAIR | alternet.org | 2018-09-21
Scientists believe climate change dramatically increases rainfall, but most Florence coverage ignored the issue | 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 8 percent of Florence stories in the 50 top-circulation U. S. newspapers from Sept. 9 through Sept. 16 mentioned climate. . .
alternet.org/climate-change-turned-florence-monster-storm-corporate-media-avoided-story

Asia's Troubled Waters: The South China Sea Dispute
Dhiana Puspitawati | asia-pacificresearch.com | 2018-09-21
… | The post Asia's Troubled Waters: The South China Sea Dispute appeared first on Global Research.
asia-pacificresearch.com/asias-troubled-waters-the-south-china-sea-dispute/5628327

Palestine: The Testbed for Trump's Plan to Tear Up the Rules-based International Order
Jonathan Cook | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-21
Washington's decision to intensify swingeing aid cuts to the Palestinians – the latest targets include cancer patients and peace groups – reveals more than a simple determination to strong-arm the Palestinian leadership to the negotiating table. | Under cover of a | … | The post Palestine: The Testbed for Trump's Plan to Tear Up the Rules-based International Order appeared first on Global Res…
globalresearch.ca/palestine-the-testbed-for-trumps-plan-to-tear-up-the-rules-based-international-order/5654718

Putin's Hesitation Has Lost Syria's Idlib Province?
DPCR | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-21
The provocations that Putin invites are now escalating. Peter Ford, former British ambassador to Syria, points out that Washington has quickly taken advantage of Putin's hesitancy in Syria to escalate the pretexts on which Washington will launch a military attack … | The post Putin's Hesitation Has Lost Syria's Idlib Province? appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/putins-hesitation-has-lost-syrias-idlib-province/5654721

Zimbabwe Post-Elections Prospects and Challenges
Abayomi Azikiwe | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-21
A report in the state-run Zimbabwe Herald newspaper on September 20 says that the cholera outbreak which has killed over 30 people and sickened more than 7,00 has been contained in the capital of Harare. | This is one of the … | The post Zimbabwe Post-Elections Prospects and Challenges appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/zimbabwe-post-elections-prospects-and-challenges/5654744

Hurricane Flooding Exposes Mass Poverty, Class Oppression in America
Ed Hightower | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-21
On Wednesday, President Donald Trump toured portions of North and South Carolina still reeling from the record-setting floods spawned by Hurricane Florence. | Trump carefully avoided the scenes of intense human suffering and destruction in the region, including thousands of homeless … | The post Hurricane Flooding Exposes Mass Poverty, Class Oppression in America appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/hurricane-flooding-exposes-mass-poverty-class-oppression-in-america/5654710

Cuts to Cancer Research, Head Start, and Women's Shelters Among $226 Million Diverted to Pay for Child Detention
Julia Conley | mintpressnews.com | 2018-09-21
Yahoo News reported that in order to continue detaining more than 13,000 children currently in the custody of the ORR, the Health and Human Services Secretary is proposing that up to $266 million be taken from other government health programs. | The post Cuts to Cancer Research, Head Start, and Women's Shelters Among $226 Million Diverted to Pay for Child Detention appeared first on MintPress News.
mintpressnews.com/child-detention-trump-sleep/249650/

Video: Threat of Staged Chemical Weapons Attack in Idlib Remains
South Front | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-21
Jaysh al-Izza, one of the biggest Free Syrian Army groups in northwestern Syria has welcomed an implementation of the de-escalation zone agreement in Idlib, which was reached by Turkey and Russia earlier this month, the pro-opposition media outlet Enab Baladi … | The post Video: Threat of Staged Chemical Weapons Attack in Idlib Remains appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/video-threat-of-staged-chemical-weapons-attack-in-idlib-remains/5654769

Australia's Naval Base in Papua New Guinea: Power Play in the South Pacific against China
Andrew Korybko | asia-pacificresearch.com | 2018-09-21
… | The post Australia's Naval Base in Papua New Guinea: Power Play in the South Pacific against China appeared first on Global Research.
asia-pacificresearch.com/australias-naval-base-in-papua-new-guinea-power-play-in-the-south-pacific-against-china/5628334

Who's Responsible? The Downing of the Russian Plane Over Latakia Poses Too Many Questions
Andrew Korybko | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-21
The tragedy that transpired earlier this week over Latakia led to a lot of questions about what exactly happened on that fateful night, but answers won't be forthcoming until the conclusion of the investigation. | The whole world is already aware … | The post Who's Responsible? The Downing of the Russian Plane Over Latakia Poses Too Many Questions appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/whos-responsible-the-downing-of-the-russian-plane-over-latakia-poses-too-many-questions/5654722

The Nuclear War You Didn't Know About
True Publica | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-21
This article first appeared on 7th August 2015 – Since this article was published, the stockpiling and distribution of nuclear weapons around the world has significantly worsened. The United States maintains an arsenal of about 1,650 active, ready to fire … | The post The Nuclear War You Didn't Know About appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/the-nuclear-war-you-didnt-know-about/5654785

Rio de Janeiro's Rocinha Favela and the Future of Urbanism
Caoimhghin ó Croidheáin | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-21
The favelas go back to the late 1800s when soldiers, brought in for a local war, had no place to live and so settled in the hills. After the end of slavery and the growth of city life many people moved to the cities and the favelas spread. | The post Rio de Janeiro's Rocinha Favela and the Future of Urbanism appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/rio-de-janeiros-rocinha-favela-and-the-future-of-urbanism/5654727

3.4 Million Chickens, 5,500 Hogs Killed in Florence's Flooding
Lorraine Chow | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-21
The North Carolina Department of Agriculture said Wednesday that the historic flooding from Florence has killed about 3.4 million chickens and turkeys and 5,500 hogs. | "This was an unprecedented storm with flooding expected to exceed that from any other storms | … | The post 3.4 Million Chickens, 5,500 Hogs Killed in Florence's Flooding appeared first on
globalresearch.ca/3-4-million-chickens-5500-hogs-killed-in-florences-flooding/5654807

What the Idlib Deal Means for the Syrian War
Salman Rafi Sheikh | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-21
While a crisis has been prevented in Idlib through a deal between Russia and Turkey, the deal in itself also contains sufficient substance that brings America's role in Syria down to zero. This becomes particularly evident when we compare the … | The post What the Idlib Deal Means for the Syrian War appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/what-the-idlib-deal-means-for-the-syrian-war/5654811

Mercenaries Leading Assault on Yemen Port City Were Trained by IDF in Israel
Whitney Webb | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-21
Foreign mercenaries, trained covertly at secret IDF camps in the Negev desert, are now leading the new assault on the Yemen port city of Hodeida, an assault that observers warns threatens to dramatically worsen Yemen's already catastrophic humanitarian crisis. | A… | The post Mercenaries Leading Assault on Yemen Port City Were Trained by IDF in Israel appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/mercenaries-leading-assault-on-yemen-port-city-were-trained-by-idf-in-israel/5654800

Syria's War for Peace
Mark Taliano | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-21
All of the death and destruction is a direct result of the West's criminal regime change operations. Whereas the atrocity stories about President Assad are fake , the West's crimes are in plain view every day. | The post Syria's War for Peace appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/syrias-war-for-peace/5654749

The Last Earth — A Palestinian Story
Jim Miles | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-21
The Last Earth is a masterful weaving of personal stories into the full tapestry of a people, of individuals, torn from their homes and homeland. It is the kind of history not bound up in sequential dates, political theories, or … | The post The Last Earth — A Palestinian Story appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/the-last-earth-a-palestinian-story/5654771

Kosovo: What Everyone Really Needs to Know
DVBS | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-21
Kosovo is today one of the most disputed territories in Europe and a real Balkan powder keg which can explode again at any time. It is a province within the Republic of Serbia, recognized as such by both Serbia's constitution … | The post Kosovo: What Everyone Really Needs to Know appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/kosovo-what-everyone-really-needs-to-know/5654755

The Deal or the Debacle of the Century?
Prof. Alon Ben-Meir | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-21
As we wait for Trump to unveil his peace plan to reach an Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement, he has in fact made the prospect of achieving "the deal of the century" far more remote than it was already. His recognition of | … | The post The Deal or the Debacle of the Century? appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/the-deal-or-the-debacle-of-the-century/5654781

Iran Sanctions Are Damaging the Dollar
Nick Cunningham | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-21
Painful sanctions on Iran have demonstrated the long reach of the U.S. Treasury, forcing much of the globe to fall in line and cut oil imports from Iran despite widespread disagreement over the policy. Yet, we are only in the … | The post Iran Sanctions Are Damaging the Dollar appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/iran-sanctions-are-damaging-the-dollar/5654815

Marines Hold Eight Days of Drills with Militants in Southern Syria
Press TV | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-21
US marines have held eight days of unprecedented military exercises with US-backed militants in southern Syria in an attempt to send a "strong message" to Iran and Russia, a senior military official said. | Colonel Sean Ryan, a US military … | The post Marines Hold Eight Days of Drills with Militants in Southern Syria appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/marines-hold-eight-days-of-drills-with-militants-in-southern-syria/5654791

Department of Health and Human Services lost track of another 1,500 immigrant children
wsws | wsws.org | 2018-09-21
In addition to the "lost" children, funds are being diverted from AIDS and cancer research to jail immigrant children and ICE held nearly 1,500 US citizens as "aliens."
www.wsws.org/en/articles/2018/09/21/immi…

Department of Health and Human Services Lost Track of Another 1,500 Immigrant Children
WSWS | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-21
HHS lost track of another 1,500 immigrant children | For the second time this year, the Department of Health and Human Services has notified Congress that it cannot locate about 1,500 children taken into custody by immigration authorities and transferred to … | The post Department of Health and Human Services Lost Track of Another 1,500 Immigrant Children appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/department-of-health-and-human-services-lost-track-of-another-1500-immigrant-children/5654797

Bathrooms, Winter Survival, and Community Caring — A Rally — Join Us!
Conscience and Action | indybay.org | 2018-09-21
Santa Cruz City Hall Courtyard | 809 Center St. | Santa Cruz, CA…
indybay.org/newsitems/2018/09/18/18817622.php

New US Sexual Misconduct Rules Are Designed to Deter Survivors From Reporting
Shared by Samantha Borek | truthout.org | 2018-09-21

| Janine Jackson: Headlines can do a lot of work. Take the August 29 New York Times news story, for example, headed " New US Sexual Misconduct Rules Bolster Rights of Accused and Protect Colleges." Readers are tipped, you might say, that previous to proposed rules by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, those accused of rape, sexual assault or harassment on college campuses had weak or inadequate rights, and that colleges faced some sort of danger or vulnerability, presumably to being unfairly portrayed as places where such acts occur. | What's missing between the prevalent presentation of new rules on sexual assault in schools as a common-sense move towards fairness, and the fact that no sexual assault…
truthout.org/audio/new-us-sexual-misconduct-rules-are-designed-to-deter-survivors-from-reporting/

UK government attempt to gag teachers as cuts deepen
wsws | wsws.org | 2018-09-21
The government reaction must be seen as a warning: not only will school cuts continue unabated but that they will move forcefully against any attempts to block their austerity agenda.
www.wsws.org/en/articles/2018/09/21/educ…

New Legislation Gives Access to Medication Abortion at Public Colleges
Shared by Merula Furtado | truthout.org | 2018-09-21
As many state and federal legislators work overtime to impose new restrictions on access to abortion across the US, student activists at the University of California, Berkeley, have succeeded in pushing their demand for on-campus access to the abortion pill through the state legislature. | Sponsored by State Sen. Connie M. Leyva (D-Chino) in conjunction with The Women's Foundation of California — a statewide, publicly supported foundation dedicated to achieving gender, racial and economic justice — the College Student Right to Access Act (SB 320) awaits the governor's signature. | "Supporting the academic and personal success of California students is good for the students and it's good for the state," Surina Khan, CEO of the Women's Foundation of California, told Truthout. | Khan wants Gov. Jerry Brown, who describes himself as "pro-choice," to understand the importance of the bill as…
truthout.org/articles/new-legislation-gives-access-to-medication-abortion-at-public-colleges/

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

Today's Most Popular GR Articles
Global Research News | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-20
… | The post Today's Most Popular GR Articles appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/most-popular?since=1

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/

Drugged! … By Big Pharma? Prescription Drugs and the Opioid Crisis
Philip A Farruggio | globalresearch.ca | 2018-09-20
You don't have to be a genius sometimes to just 'connect the dots'. Since 2012 Big Pharma ads for prescription drugs, especially on the boob tube, has risen by 62%. You cannot channel surf without seeing a myriad of ads | … | The post Drugged! … By Big Pharma? Prescription Drugs and the Opioid Crisis appeared first on Global Research.
globalresearch.ca/drugged-by-big-pharma-prescription-drugs-and-the-opioid-crisis/5654680

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/

Unions shut down Washington teacher strikes
wsws | wsws.org | 2018-09-19
The experiences of teachers in Washington provide critical lessons for educators and other sections of workers coming into struggle.
www.wsws.org/en/articles/2018/09/19/wash…

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/

Students Want Change at University Accused of Hiding Sexual Abuse
Shared by Hezvo Mpunga | therealnews.com | 2018-09-18
Students at the University of Maryland Baltimore County protested Monday after a federal lawsuit alleged officials discouraged rape reporting, dismissed cases and destroyed evidence | The post Students Want Change at University Accused of Hiding Sexual Abuse appeared first on The Real News Network.
therealnews.com/stories/students-want-change-at-university-accused-of-hiding-sexual-abuse

SPLC, Rock the Vote launch voter education class
splcenter | splcenter.org | 2018-09-17
The SPLC and Rock the Vote — a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization dedicated to building the political power of young people — today launched a class designed to teach high school students the importance of voting.
splcenter.org/news/2018/09/17/splc-rock-vote-launch-voter-education-class

5 things you need to know about one of the anti-LGBT movement's biggest events: the 'Values Voter Summit'
Hatewatch Staff | splcenter.org | 2018-09-17
One of the most powerful anti-LGBT hate groups, the Family Research Council (FRC), is getting ready for its annual gathering in the nation's capital.
splcenter.org/hatewatch/2018/09/17/5-things-you-need-know-about-one-anti-lgbt-movements-biggest-events-values-voter-summit

Laura Flanders Show: Education Activists Back To School With A Test for DeVos
Shared by Hezvo Mpunga | therealnews.com | 2018-09-17
2018 has been a year of upheaval for students, in and out of the classroom. This week on the Laura Flanders show, educators and education activists talk about educational justice, teaching in Trump times, and taking stock of the current state of education. We're joined by Natasha Capers, of the NYC Coalition for Educational Justice;… | The post Laura Flanders Show: Education Activists Ba…
therealnews.com/stories/laura-flanders-show-education-activists-back-to-school-with-a-test-for-devos

Texas Education Board votes to cut Hillary Clinton's name from student curriculum
RT | rt.com | 2018-09-16
Students in Texas will not be obliged to learn about Hillary Clinton in their history class, but will discuss the impact of Moses on the nation's founding documents, following a vote by the State Board of Education.
rt.com/usa/438544-clinton-curriculum-texas-removed/

The IMF's 'Large Brain, Unhealthy Ego, and Tiny Conscience'
Lauren Carasik | thenation.com | 2018-09-14
The IMF's 'Large Brain, Unhealthy Ego, and Tiny Conscience' appeared first on The Nation.
thenation.com/article/the-imfs-large-brain-unhealthy-ego-and-tiny-conscience/