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- “In effect, what we’ve been doing is requiring young people to bear the burden of controlling a disease from which they face little to no risk. This is entirely backward from the right approach”
- 'CTU advertises itself as a bastion of education,' said event organizer Jonathan Greenberg. 'They don't care about education'
- Gordis: This film, released a year ago enables us to revisit the events of October 7, to remind ourselves of the depth of our collective loss
- The first week of camp will cover “the history of Palestinian resistance,” followed by weeks devoted to the “ongoing Nakba,” the different fronts of the movement, and media after October 7"
- University of Chicago: Palestinian on campus shouted down for supporting Israel [VIDEO]
- The Postcolonial Rot Spreads Beyond Middle East Studies
- #ADL in supporting #BlackLivesMatter promotes anti-Semitism, denigration of cops and terrorism (and we thought ADL's mission was fighting bigotry)
- Not so different: Violent Berkeley riots and Violent Jihadist riots
Tag Archives: Centre on Wrongful Convictions
Criminal Justice, The kings of the courtroom
THE ECONOMIST October 4, 2014 How prosecutors came to dominate the criminal-justice system CAMERON TODD WILLINGHAM was accused of murdering his daughters in 1991 by setting fire to the family house. The main evidence against him was a forensic report … Continue reading