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The State of Georgia Is in Play: New voter registrations are outpacing Republican efforts to purge the rolls.<\/a> by Nancy LeTourneau
David Rosenhan–How a fraudulent experiment set psychiatry back decades.<\/a> by Andrew Scull
In the 1970s, a social psychologist published \u2018findings\u2019 deeply critical of American psychiatric methods. The problem was they were almost entirely fictional.
Don\u2019t Just Get Mad. Get to Work.<\/a>
The FlipSide<\/a> –curious if there is anything useful here. Seems to cover–this is the what the conservatives are saying today. Not the same as ‘this is something conservatives are saying worth considering’.
Rep. Schiff at Senate Impeachment Trial: In America, Right Matters. Truth Matters.<\/a>
9 highlights from the impeachment trial this week<\/a>

Graphics Gems Repository<\/a>

The Fire This Time: In the Face of Rising White Supremacist Violence, Police Continue to Investigate Victims and Activists.<\/a> by Alice Speri

Knotweed<\/a>. Invasive species in the US and UK.
Where Might Trumpism Take Us? For analogies that show us where the nation might be headed, look close to home.<\/a> by Jamelle Bouie

This One Chart Explains Why the Kids Back Bernie.<\/a> by Eric Levitz<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Lean Morse code online.<\/a>
How Troubling is our Inheritanchttps:\/\/osf.io\/preprints\/socarxiv\/mvhkc\/<\/a>e – A review of genetics and race in the social sciences. by Philip Cohen (pre-print)
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