Biological basis found for severe antisocial behavior in boys
Study of 38 boys aged 7 to 12 links extreme antisocial acts with low saliva cortisol levels. Researchers led by Keith McBurnett of the University of Chicago say low cortisol may reflect reduced fear of punishment, suggesting treatment may need neurobiological approaches rather than counseling alone.
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Grim past on display in lynching photos
A Manhattan gallery exhibits dozens of lynching photos and postcards from 1889 to 1960 gathered by James Allen. The works show mobs, victims mostly Black men, and bystanders, including children, with captions and context linking to vigilante justice and racist history.
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