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noneofyourbusinessThere is a sickness in Americaverified_publisherAl Jazeera - Andrew MitrovicaA country has to be sick if it values its guns more than it values its children’s lives. Like the country he leads, Joe Biden looked and sounded exhausted. The United States president was obliged, yet again, to “address” the nation in the blunt-force-trauma-like aftermath of the murder of …
noneofyourbusinessWhy You Should Be Reading About January 6 - About Flipboardverified_publisherInside FlipboardWhy You Should Be Reading About January 6 Carl Sullivan / January 6, 2022 It’s been one year since the storming of the U.S. Capitol. In a sign of the times, Americans are divided on what to call the events of January 6, 2021. Was it an insurrection? A riot? A failed coup? A protest? Your answer is …
noneofyourbusinessYou Know Who Else Opposed Vaccine Mandates? Hitler.jacobinmag.comPop quiz: What allowed the Nazis to seize and hold on to autocratic power in Germany for more than a decade, and carry out the horrific crimes …
noneofyourbusinessInside The Little-Known History Of America’s Sundown Towns — Which Banned Black People After Darkallthatsinteresting.com - Bernadette GiacomazzoKnown for excluding Black people and other minorities, sundown towns are historically all-white communities in the United States with extremely …
noneofyourbusinessThe legendary Chinese seafarer the West overlooksNova - Alissa GreenbergIn the 1400s, Zheng He sailed thousands of miles around Asia and Africa in ships the size of soccer fields, spreading Chinese innovations like …
