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On MLK Day

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On January 16, 2012
We should perhaps celebrate the real MLK, as opposed to the complacent defender of purely formal equality that conservatives would prefer to imagine him as: At the end of his all too short life, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. came to realize that the full...

So We Agree!

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On October 7, 2011
Michael Medved argues: "Nevertheless, Brewer met justice nine years more promptly than the African-American, Davis. In any just society, the race of the perpetrator—or victim—should have no bearing on the treatment of a killer." The rather obvious problem here is that Brewer was clearly guilty...

That’s Some Catch

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On June 27, 2011
I have a column for the Prospect arguing that Scalia's evaluation of the discrimination claims in Wal-Mart v. Dukes is part of a long-running conservative con: The problem with ignoring statistical evidence is that doing so produces far too many false negatives: Even in historical...
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