Debates on Teaching Creationism in Public Schools
reader letters oppose creationism in schools and defend evolution. Michael Hensley from Middletown argues faith in evolution is needed, while Robert Dudek from Springfield questions origins and a secular state, both urging science and rational inquiry. Sarah Tackett notes continued reader feedback forthcoming.
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Michael Hensley
Middletown
Wake the hell up after Zimmerman's acquittal
Leonard Pitts Jr urges African-Americans and allies to turn the Zimmerman's acquittal into a wake-up call. He argues against complacency, notes historic pushbacks to Black freedom, and calls for action through donations, organizing, advocacy, and civic participation to safeguard progress and address systemic injustice.
Right Wing Attack on Stand Your Ground in Zimmerman Case
Michelle Malkin and Charles Krauthammer weigh in as Holder critics claim stand your ground laws spurred racial tension after the Zimmerman verdict. They argue the case centered on retreat and self defense, not the law itself, while decrying political manipulation of the Martin tragedy.
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Fresh Ideas From Johns Hopkins on Redistricting Formulas
Johns Hopkins researchers unveil a model using mathematical formulas similar to those in political redistricting to assist drawing district maps. The approach aims to improve fairness and precision in delineating electoral boundaries.
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John Hopkins University
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