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Bernie Sanders Asks the Right Question on Reparations: What Does It Mean?
Multiple 2020 candidates have now committed to reparations, but none have specifically committed to race-specific redress for historical harm.
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Multiple 2020 candidates have now committed to reparations, but none have specifically committed to race-specific redress for historical harm.
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The problem isn’t that universal programs can’t close the racial wealth gap. It’s that the programs backed by the Democratic Party don’t go far enough.
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Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam has spent more effort creating factual ambiguity around his yearbook photo than engaging in the hard work of penitence.
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Without being able to point to policies that have materially improved lives, Trump is forced to argue that his paltry efforts have made America great.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez joins Ryan Grim and Briahna Joy Gray for an in-depth conversation about her new life on Capitol Hill.
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The regressive reality of what prosecutors do is proving difficult for the senator and likely presidential candidate to rationalize.
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The Democratic Party struggles to keep even in a rhetorical battle it should be winning by a landslide.
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Democrats' focus on personalities and demographics over a popular progressive policy agenda and an anti-establishment sentiment may bring defeat in 2020.
Google, Walmart, and others withdrew their contributions to Cindy Hyde-Smith, who made comments evoking lynchings and voter suppression.
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Bernie Sanders’s clumsy comments about voters in Florida and Georgia reignited a debate on how politicians talk about racism.