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What white Christian support for Trump reveals about systemic racism
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"AKA Jane Roe," "The 8th" and "Never Rarely Sometimes Always" highlight different aspects of the issue of choice
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The ‘nothing in particulars’ have grown to become 20 percent of the U.S. over the past decade, even as their political allegiances
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Indigenous researcher on where police funds should go instead
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Kayla Grey is using her platform to fight racism
The TSN anchor is a proud voice for the Black community
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