Muslims and the hunt for terrorism in media and markets
Guest column argues terrorism labeling unfairly targets Muslims while other disasters trace to corporate neglect and systemic failure. It compares coverage of Boston with West Texas and Rana Plaza, urging reflection on who is labeled a terrorist and who escapes such branding. It highlights industry and government gaps and calls for accountability.
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Constitutional Minute Promotes Reading the Constitution
An editorial urges Americans to read the Constitution to understand government and law. It emphasizes the document’s plain English, its role as the nation’s foundation, and the need for informed public opinion on constitutional interpretations. The piece announces a weekly publication of a portion of the Constitution to boost literacy.
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Fourteenth through Fourteenth Amendments Text Summary
The excerpt outlines core constitutional provisions on citizenship due process equal protection and federal state power. It covers birth and naturalized citizens rights, representation based on male suffrage history, disqualification for insurrection, and protection of public debt while prohibiting debts incurred to aid rebellion.
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Misused 14th Amendment discussed in early constitutional shifts
Editor analyzes the 14th Amendment noting its Civil War roots. The piece explains counting all men 21 or older for representation, bans on insurrectionists, and debt provisions. It argues the first clause led Supreme Court views to apply the Bill of Rights to states, weakening state power.
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The Most Educated Generation Faces Debt and Dilemmas
Colleen Teubner writes about a generation with high college attainment yet rising underemployment and debt. She notes loan rate increases, a looming 1 trillion national debt, and reliance on parental support while balancing work, school, and future financial stability. The piece questions why success remains elusive given credentials.
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