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Bill O'Reilly: White Power Structure
Bill O’Reilly: White Power Structure
This isn’t about Democrats vs. Republicans to me; some White Americans genuinely feel this in both parties, nor is this about being pro NAACP.
The ‘Racial Empathy Gap’
According to Policy Micwriter Zak Cheney-Rice, “This idea comes from research done at the University of Toronto-Scarborough and the University of Milano-Bicocca.…
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Bill O'Reilly: White Power Structure
Bill O’Reilly: White Power Structure
This isn’t about Democrats vs. Republicans to me; some White Americans genuinely feel this in both parties, nor is this about being pro NAACP.
The ‘Racial Empathy Gap’
According to Policy Micwriter Zak Cheney-Rice, “This idea comes from research done at the University of Toronto-Scarborough and the University of Milano-Bicocca.…
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satellite photos of pollution from factory farms collected by british artist mishka henner.
One Commercial Perfectly Captures the Sneaky Way We Push Girls Away From Science
via (@micdotcom)
One Commercial Perfectly Captures the Sneaky Way We Push Girls Away From ScienceImage Credit: Verizon
If boys and girls both love dinosaurs as children, why are there so many fewer women growing up and studying their evolutionary history?
The news: A new Verizon ad touches on one of the reasons behind that disparity. The commercial, released this week, reveals the subtle ways people — parents included — discourage young women from pursuing science careers.
THE BRITISH EMPIRE AND THE MODERN MIDDLE EAST
Policy Mic has a brief yet informative article titled "How the British Screwed Up the Middle East, in 10 Classic Cartoons":
"The sun never sets on the British Empire."
This phrase was often used to describe the British Empire at the peak of its power as the largest empire in history. Covering 13.01 million square miles of land, almost one-fourth of the world, the empire encompassed about 458 million people in 1938 through overseas colonies, dominions, protectorates, trading posts and mandates.
Despite its numerous accomplishments, the imperial empire was also responsible for sowing the seeds of global tension, conflict and wars, many of which still continue to rage on.
When asked how Britain could help end the conflict over Kashmir during a visit to Pakistan in 2011, Prime Minister David Cameron said, "I don't want to try to insert Britain in some leading role where, as with so many of the world's problems, we are responsible for the issue in the first place."
Read the rest of the article here.
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Journalist and scholar Sarah Kendzior explains how a prestige economy predicated on unpaid internships is bankrupting America's future.
