Racism in America: Where Is This Going?
So much has changed in the last two weeks, most of it quite positive. Linked here is what Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles looked like earlier today. We have cops protesting along side (and dancing with) protesters. There are millions of people around the globe supporting us, flowing us positive energy, in the hopes that, by the time the acute phase of this is over, the U.S. will have made a quantum leap forward in race relations, at least as far as policing is concerned.
But it’s hard to look at this picture and not think: Damn. This isn’t going to be easy.
I have two questions about the case here:
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Note the comments here from Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut.
Six or eight years ago, a client paid me a small fee to provide my opinion of a concept called “advanced rail energy storage,” or “ARES.”
Yes, 40 points is huge, and this may be fake. But it does makes sense. Being an Independent means “I think for myself,” and that’s bad news indeed for Trump. Generally, voters choose to be Independents because they “vote for the person and not the party.” They may not like Biden, but someone who “votes for the person” is extremely unlikely to pick Trump.
The concentration of carbon dioxide, the main heat-trapping gas in our Earth’s atmosphere, averaged 417.1 parts per million, up 2.4 ppm from last year at this time.
“The White House has no regrets about tear-gassing peaceful protesters to get Trump’s Bible photo.”
This is one of the “would be funny if it weren’t so tragic” memes.
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