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An Election or a Revolution?

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Polarizing narratives have been used to divide the nation over three successive election cycles. Is it too late to reclaim "normal"?

American Competitiveness: The New Untouchables or The New Half Truth?

On By The Social CriticIn Economics & Globalization, Politics & Public Policy, Technology & Science4 Comments

New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman makes a superficially compelling case for reforming education in pursuit of American Competitiveness. But is he overstating its promise?