How Students Get Banished to Alternative Schools
In this era of so-called “ school choice,” a pattern has emerged: Students don’t choose their alternative schools. They’re sentenced to them. Heather Vogell reports.
Sunday Comics
Everybody needs a change, a chance to check out the new. But you’re the only one to read new Comics that drop Sundays true! Don’t you worry ’bout a thing, cuz we will have all these to read when you check them out.
Combating Online Abuse with the Principles of Nonviolent Resistance
Online harassment is on the rise and it’s time to put an end to it. Brian Martin surveys the efforts of online activists as they push back.
Can Theater Change Your Mind?
Most people don’t think of media as propaganda, yet confirmation bias is rife. What can be done? Rocky Rodriguez Jr. explores a different possibility for change: the theater.
“It’s Communication, Isn’t It?” Using Theater to Bring People Together
On issues like Brexit there’s never one single answer, one right or wrong view. Toby Ealden believes that dramatizing beliefs can help young people sort out their own views…and maybe old people can, too.
Where to Begin
Poetry with a Buddhist twist, by Rayn Roberts.
The Quiet Battle for Control of the Internet
The battle for “digital sovereignty” on the Internet is a battle for control over its content. Will Wright explores.
Tax Cuts Boost Growth, and Other Things They Tell Children
Dean Baker explores the myth of the tax cut.
Sunday Comics
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