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The final song in the musical “Hamilton” asks: “Who tells your story?”
This is such an obvious need that you’d think it would have been taken care of by now.
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Every time Thomas Jefferson hears the words “intercollegiate sports,” he turns over in his grave. For him, universities should be known for “a…
Scott Heysell and Greg Townsend column: White fragility threatens antiracist progress in health care
By Scott Heysell and Greg Townsend
Not that the subject ever has been easy. No, as often has been noted in this space, this country has been positively Herculean in its effort t…
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