#Prisons

Bloomberg Opinion

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Covid-19 has stress-tested the world by forcing a series of moral choices:Should schools close?Should society attempt herd immunity?Should individuals be forced to wear masks?But the toughest test is yet to

Niall Conroy

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I know a thread on a contractual issue is never going to be one of the greats. But my Irish colleagues might take industrial action and it’s important to tell

Esther

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Ken Loach responds to Jonathan Freedlandhttps://www.jewishvoiceforlabour.org.uk/article/ken-loach-responds-jonathan-freedland/ “ Jonathan Freedland, tries to link me, Len McCluskey and Ken Livingstone to Labour’s ‘dark place’, for w

Jeremy Farrar

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Lockdowns have an impact, whilst in place they reduce transmission & new infections, they buy time, protect health systems & save lives. Lockdowns do not change the fundamentals of the

Scott Hechinger

ScottHech

TODAY: A 63 y/o Black man will be caged the rest of his life for stealing hedge clippers. The Louisiana Supreme Court upheld the sentence. The lone dissent was Chief

Julia Belluz

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We've got #Covid19 policies backward in a lot of places: Those least likely to get sick and die from the virus are most likely to be able to social distance

Beheshteh

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Why should the public care about criminal lawyers working extra hours?I am going to try to answer this question. Providing a coherent & engaging answer is actually very difficult to

Andy Slavitt @ 🏡🇺🇸

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COVID Upate July 21: There’s no reason we should still be experiencing this crisis in the US. 1/ Six months in, we should still not be here. The crisis should

Kathleen Stock

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Honoured to have been given OBE for services to higher education. I want to use this opportunity to draw further attention to suppression of critical thought about gender identity ideology

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One of the most prudent things you should do for yourself in Nigeria today is keeping out of trouble. One of the worst things that can happen to a person

Molly Peterson

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Yesterday, in his #NewsomatNoon presser, the governor almost drove by a pretty big piece of news - the state's changing #COVID19 vaccine prioritization - as he was underexplaining another piece

Erik Loomis

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This Day in Labor History: July 11, 1892. Striking silver miners in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho blew up the Frisco Mill, a mine building filled with guards, after getting into a

Liz Szabo

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Can science end the pandemic? Not if we don't socially distance and mask up. @drsanjaygupta tells public health forum, "As good as the science is, no amount of science can

Sasha King 🇺🇲

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It's time to tell a story about an investing project that I helped my MBA professor with 2 years ago Remember the money banks were investing into private prisons? I

Naima Cochrane

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I've talked before about us (all of us) talking about things we want to see from pols or candidates that actually happened or have been addressed. Ppl talking about Biden/Harris

JL Dutaut

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Americans are worried that their agencies are institutionally unable to even conceive of white terrorism.I’m concerned for them, but I’m also concerned for us.And if I am, it’s because of

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