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There was a time, long ago, when I believed that U.S. political leaders supported our young people and their potential. I could be excused for thinking...
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Our country is in the midst of a mental health crisis that is just as dire as climate change and extreme weather, or racial injustice, or poverty and food insecurity, or gun violence, or socially determined health disparities. Failing to address persistent barriers to...
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The 20th century may have been the century when science seeped into everyday life. I’ve just read a fascinating article by Andrew Jewett from late 2020 on how the scientific process and dispassionate ideals of research fueled everything from progressive reform and the...
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