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The Criminal Flaw in Obama's
Immigration Vision
The White House says reform is coming soon. But real change demands Washington think much differently about how and why we're deporting a record-high number of immigrants.
By Seth Freed Wessler
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His Life? Efrén Paredes Jr. has been serving a life sentence without parole since he was a teenager. Now, he and his community take his case online. |
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Fighting for Their Lives The Supreme Court considers whether it’s cruel and unusual punishment to lock up teenagers for life without parole. |
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Davis and Douglass in Tandem
A new collection of Angela Davis’s lectures and Frederick Douglass’s writings puts history in perspective.
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Women in Trouble
March 9, 2010
Lorraine M. Lopez’s new book of short stories features adult characters terrorized by children—young and grown—and cats with bulimia.
David Mamet’s Race Problem
February 19, 2010
The new Broadway play is made for an audience that wouldn’t know the breakdown of white power even if it were covered in big red sequins.
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