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Her side of the story is always available in American history.

Race and gender expert Kari Winter speaks to The Chronicle of Higher Education about an essay in Medium by a white Yale student explaining why she called security on a napping black student.

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I knew a couple of guys who played pro football who would say the Raiders always seemed easier in their whites.

Communication expert Mark Frank speaks to CBS Sports about the importance of jersey colors, and how the Super Bowl may be affected by the fact that both teams wear red.

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This is Guantanamo on domestic soil. The government is trying to detain him as long as it wants.

UB legal scholar Nicole Hallett discusses with The Daily Beast how a convicted foreign terrorist has been detained in a Batavia, N.Y., prison for months after the completion of his sentence

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I cannot emphasize enough the point of having these conversations...

Social work researcher Deborah Waldrop speaks to CNN about end-of-life decision-making, and how more people in the U.S. are now dying at home than at a hospital.

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Whenever the present looks scary and the future looks worse, we tend to want to go running back to the past.

UB history professor Tamara Plakins Thornton speaks to The New York Times about why cursive writing is making a comeback in American schools.

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UB SNAPSHOT Tackling Health Crises Together

UB students brainstorm alongside faculty and international experts at the annual Global Innovation Challenge. This year’s issue: How to communicate complex science in a “post-truth” world.

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