liberals

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• 6/14/2020
  

  Where Was Such Solidarity Two Weeks Ago?

  by Frederick Gooding, Jr.

  The author is skeptical of the sudden wave of "performative solidarity" by white individuals and corporate America. Ensuring that Black Lives matter will require solidarity in the long term.

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• SOURCE: The Washington Post
  6-29-18
  

  This was the most gutting month for liberals in half a century

  by Todd Gitlin

  Does the arc of the moral universe still bend toward justice?

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• SOURCE: The New Republic
  5-11-18
  

  The Long, Tortured History of the Job Guarantee

  by Peter-Christian Aigner and Michael Brenes

  How liberals, over decades, worked to undermine a proposal that has long enjoyed public support.

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• SOURCE: Democracy: A Journal of Ideas
  4-4-18 (accessed)
  

  Mass Psychology in the Age of Trump

  by John T. Jost and Orsolya Hunyady

  Why is Trump driving liberals berserk? Is it him or us—or both?

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• SOURCE: New Republic
  12-11-17
  

  What Liberals Can Learn From Conservatism

  by Jonathan Zimmerman

  Criticizing the president with the kind of radical rhetoric he uses is toxic for American democracy.

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• SOURCE: Salon
  9-2-17
  

  Mark Lilla’s book against identity politics continues to draw the fire of liberals

  by Jim Sleeper

  One line of attack: He’s playing into the hands of a well-funded conservative campaign to highlight examples of political correctness that distract us from real injustices.

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• SOURCE: The New Yorker
  3-15-17 (accessed)
  

  Are Liberals on the Wrong Side of History?

  by Adam Gopnik

  Three new books interrogate the premises of the Enlightenment.

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• 1-5-15
  

  Ten Questions for Conservatives

  by Lawrence S. Wittner

  The questions suggest conservatives say one thing but do another.

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• SOURCE: CNN
  10-14-13
  

  Liberals, Stop Whining and Do Something

  by Julian Zelizer

  If liberals really want change, they need to make it happen at the grassroots level.

• SOURCE: AP
  6-21-13
  

  CU launches diversity study

  BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — University of Colorado regents are conducting a survey to determine whether the school respects diversity for people who disagree on politics, race, gender and sexual orientation.The survey, which was approved Thursday by University of Colorado regents, is planned for the upcoming school year on all campuses.Some conservatives have expressed concern that many educators are too liberal, while other critics have complained that some school officials are intolerant of social differences.In March, the university hired a history professor to be the resident conservative at the Boulder campus. Steven Hayward will serve as the school's first visiting scholar in conservative thought and policy, a temporary position paid by more than $1 million in private funds....

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• Liberals: Stop Making Excuses for Obama

  by Mary L. Dudziak

  Credit: Obama for America.Cross-posted from Balkanization.Sandy Levinson took Maureen Dowd to task for her column last week, “No Bully in the Pulpit,” which criticized President Obama for failing to pull the votes together to get the gun control bill through the Senate.  “Now it's Maureen Dowd who can't connect the dots,” he said.