Date: December 04, 2019
01) How economic inequality is literally killing people
“Journalist Charles Lehman describes why life expectancy in the United States has continued to drop.”
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Date: December 04, 2019
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Date: December 04, 2019
01) Saagar Enjeti: Bernie’s unexpected NYT endorsement
“Saagar Enjeti describes what the right could learn from Bernie Sanders.”
Date: December 03, 2019
01) He’s Just…Erased’: It was like watching “manufacturing consent in action,’ said Current Affairs editor Nathan Robinson
“A Monday night PBS NewsHour segment on the state of the 2020 Democratic presidential primary highlighted Sen. Amy Klobuchar’s new ad campaign in Iowa, the departure of marginal candidates Steve Bullock and Joe Sestak, a tender campaign moment with Sen. Elizabeth Warren, and Joe Biden’s “No Malarkey” bus tour—but did not once even mention Sen. Bernie Sanders despite recent key endorsements and a surge in the polls.
Sanders’ presidential campaign has repeatedly accused the corporate media of ignoring the senator from Vermont, a phenomenon Sanders supporters have dubbed the “Bernie blackout.”
The PBS segment, led by NewsHour correspondent Yamiche Alcindor, offered “a real taste of what Bernie is talking about,” Current Affairs editor Nathan Robinson wrote Tuesday.
“Remember that Sanders has been #1 in two out of three recent New Hampshire polls, and is currently second in Iowa, ahead of ‘frontrunner’ Joe Biden,” Robinson noted. “Alcindor found time to talk about Joe Sestak and Steve Bullock, plus plenty of candidates struggling to get out of single-digit poll numbers. And yet: not even a photo of Bernie Sanders. Incredible. He’s just… erased. He’s gone. Bernie who?”
Date: December 03, 2019
01) Architecture Gets Uglier Every Decade and This Man is Responsible For It
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Date: December 02, 2019
01) American Authoritarianism and Restoring Constitutional Order – Shahid Buttar
“In an age of heightened security, are our most vital civil liberties at risk? Shahid Buttar of the Electronic Frontier Foundation provides an insight into the history of mass surveillance and incarceration policies, how those policies conflict with the very ideas of a democratic society, and how these policies affect everything from popular movements to our daily lives.
Shahid leads EFF’s grassroots and student outreach efforts. He’s a constitutional lawyer focused on community organizing and policy reform as a lever to shift legal norms, with roots in communities across the country resisting mass surveillance.
From 2009 to 2015, he led the Bill of Rights Defense Committee as Executive Director. After graduating from Stanford Law School in 2003, where he grew immersed in the movement to stop the war in Iraq, Shahid worked for a decade in Washington, D.C. He first worked in private practice, with public interest litigation projects advancing campaign finance reform, and marriage equality for same-sex couples as early as 2004, when LGBT rights remained politically marginal. From 2005 to 2008, he helped build a national progressive legal network and managed the communications team at the American Constitution Society for Law & Policy, and in 2008 and 2009 he founded the program to combat racial & religious profiling at Muslim Advocates.”
Date: December 02, 2019
01) Kamala Harris aide resigned and penned scathing letter
“CNN’s Nia-Malika Henderson discusses the recent New York Times article “How Kamala Harris’ campaign unraveled”, highlighting the recent resignation of a key Harris campaign aide and the campaign’s fluctuating TV and digital ad messaging.”
Date: December 02, 2019
01) Beijing Shocked After Hong Kong Elections
“Hong Kong elections have left Beijing shocked! Turns out way more than the Hong Kong protesters don’t like the Chinese Communist Party and Carrie Lam’s government. But will China have a change of heart? Or is an even greater crackdown coming?”
Date: December 02, 2019
01) Bernie Sanders Nat’l Press Sec: Why we’re cautiously optimistic about lack of DNC rigging in 2020
“Bernie Sanders’ National Press Secretary Briahna Gray explains how the Senator will continue building momentum in the 2020 race.”
