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Immigration Dialogue

TWENTY-ONE TOPICS FOR AN IMMIGRATION DIALOGUE If you happen to stumble into a discussion about immigration, may I make a suggestion. Establish this as a ground rule: when person A states something, person B cannot use “but” in his or her response. Note: Ducking any foolish thought of prioritizing the points below, I have put […]

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Blame the Adults

Ah yes, it’s a wonderful idea, long overdue in fact. Wait, it’s actually simply business. With the pool of affluent white high school graduates about to peak, those non-accountable entities known as colleges and universities now are trotting out their long-hidden (i.e., virtually non-existent) commitment to diversity and inclusion (t-shirts and bumper stickers available at […]

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