Opinion | I Desegregated the University of Georgia. History Is Still in the Making.
A few months before we enrolled in college, 6-year-old Ruby Bridges exercised her right to enroll in the all-white William
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Opinion | What Biden and Harris Owe the Poor
Before he was elected in November, Joe Biden promised that his “theory of change” for reforming the economy would be
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Opinion | Reopen Schools, and Reform Them
The Hunter students are also raising a more immediate concern, about the harm that could be caused by convening thousands
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Opinion | M.L.B.’s Records Were Never Real. But the Racism Was. Ask Satchel Paige.
Incomplete records were kept of Paige’s games in the Negro leagues, which couldn’t afford to hire the kind of record-keepers
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Opinion | Maybe Congress Needs More People From the College of Hard Knocks
For now, it seems to matter little that Republicans have offered little by way of policy to restore the dignity
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An Opinion Article Argued Jill Biden Should Drop the ‘Dr.’ Few Were Persuaded.
Do people who go by Dr. need to carry stethoscopes? One writer in The Wall Street Journal seems to think
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Opinion | The Future Was Supposed to Be Better Than This
Perhaps nowhere has seen the promised Eden of technological futurism run into the hard ground of earthly reality more harshly
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Opinion | Choose a Gift That Changes Lives
Restore a person’s sight. My final prize winner is the Himalayan Cataract Project, also known as Cure Blindness, which fights
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Opinion | San Francisco’s School Plan Could Offer Other Districts Hope
SAN FRANCISCO — When the coronavirus came here in March, local leaders seemed to do things right. They issued the
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Opinion | Save America’s Restaurants
American cities have sought to keep restaurants in business during the coronavirus pandemic by allowing indoor dining. With the virus
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