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Prison History’s Horror and Hope by Baz Dreisinger From 1949 to 1957, the number of young people under criminal-justice supervision more than doubled.

Bill Clinton Killed the Myth of the Welfare Queen by Anne Kim It’s his most overlooked welfare reform victory.

The Democratic Party’s Racial Reckoning by Jamelle Bouie In 1992, Bill Clinton had to pander to white bigots to win the presidency. In 2016, Hillary can call them what they are.

How Donald Trump Uses Anti-Semitic Rhetoric Against Hillary Clinton by Austin Ratner (Even Though She’s Not Jewish)

Neither Trump nor Clinton Is the End of the Republic by Conor Friedersdorf Diagnosing the republic as dead, a writer at the Claremont Institute takes another step toward giving up on its core project.

How Humanities Can Help Fix the World by John McCumber People with humanistic training do tend to succeed both at careers and life.

Is Trump an Aberration? by Aviva Chomsky The Dark History of the “Nation of Immigrants”

Courage and free speech by Timothy Garton Ash Throughout human history there have been individuals who have been ready to risk everything for their beliefs.

America’s Declaration of Independence was pro-immigrant by Steven Pincus The Declaration of Independence outlined the new republic’s fundamental economic principles, ones that Americans would be wise to remember, because they are now under threat.

Jackie Walker Can’t Stop Saying Offensive Things About Jews by Yair Rosenberg The Vice-Chair of Britain’s premier far-left group Momentum has claimed Jews were behind the slave trade and argued that Jewish schools don’t need extra security.