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Medicare for All is Love (opens the original)
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Life expectancy in Israel is 81.7 for men and 85 for women, according to a Bloomberg report. The country's universal healthcare system is ranked 3rd in the world for efficiency. In the meantime, in the US, some 700,000 people could lose their health insurance since Congress passed Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill in 2025" As desperate as I am for conversation that isn't gossip or chit-chat, I try to avoid any conversation about my health insurance. Contrary to what I know is happening in this coun
Where We're Not Welcome (opens the original)
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You're going out there where people won't welcome you? You're going on there where people not like us, don't want to hear about how you survived? Survive? For Black parents, one from Chicago and the other who fled Hot Springs, Arkansas, in the early 1970s, there was a place beyond the neighborhood on the Southside of Chicago, where white people resided, and Black people couldn't be seen as invading without consequences. It was of interest to white America, particularly white women, to read of th
Room in the Big Tent? (opens the original)
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Many years ago, when I was still teaching, I read Taylor Branch's King years trilogy. Beginning with the Pulitzer Prize in History, Parting of the Waters: America in the King Years, 1954-63, Pillar of Fire, America in the King Years, 1963-65, and At Canaan's Edge, America in the King Years, 1965-68, it was Branch's major commitment to the work of documenting American history. Last year, I re-read At Canaan's Edge (2006). The ending, already known, nonetheless, requires reflection. In this last v
We Have Monsters! (opens the original)
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In Stephen Kinzer's The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles, and Their Secret World War, there's an aside conversation intended to describe the brothers, Cold-War hawks, John Foster Dulles and Allen Dulles. In 1953, when John Foster served as Secretary of State and John as Director of the CIA, many Americans, Kinzer argues, would have considered the two heroes the way many were drawn to see the "hero" in Shane. It's no accident that Shane is a 1953 film intended to reinforce "a cultural c
America Doesn't Love Black Children (opens the original)
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This country doesn't love our children. Our children have been subject to strange men with long rifles grabbing them and stealing them away from parents and their villages. They had awakened that morning an asked by a mother or father or grandmother to, hurry, and go down the road a bit and bring back a pot to boil the morning's breakfast. They never expected to see a white man. Two or three. They never expected to be picked up or dragged away. Never to reach their destination, and, worse, never
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