Ayers was one of the longest running higher ed desegregation cases in history. When it was settled, MS Black colleges got $503 million over 17 years. But that's only half of the story. www.newamerica.org/education-po...
This increase starts before bills are signed into law.
Universities appear to be anticipating anti-DEI legislation and preemptively hiring more white men.
1️⃣ @kevincarey1.bsky.social for @theatlantic.com https://bit.ly/3WeYlJw
2️⃣ @sydneysaubestre.bsky.social quoted in @newsweek.com https://bit.ly/3W8Lgl5
3️⃣ Peter Singer for @defenseone.bsky.social https://bit.ly/4n8TiVW
1️⃣ @kevincarey1.bsky.social for @theatlantic.com https://bit.ly/3WeYlJw
2️⃣ @sydneysaubestre.bsky.social quoted in @newsweek.com https://bit.ly/3W8Lgl5
3️⃣ Peter Singer for @defenseone.bsky.social https://bit.ly/4n8TiVW
💻+🏢 ONLINE & @newamerica.org in D.C.
💻+🏢 ONLINE & @newamerica.org in D.C.
The concern's warranted! It's now difficult to exercise #privacy. But we can address this difficulty. Read @sydneysaubestre.bsky.social's piece to learn more: www.newamerica.org/oti/briefs/w...
The concerns shared then foreshadowed dissents on #SCOTUS decision to allow DOGE access to Social Security data:
The concerns shared then foreshadowed dissents on #SCOTUS decision to allow DOGE access to Social Security data:
The answer, per Sydney Saubestre and Joel Yong: None of the above!
⬇️ Read more in a new brief from @newamerica.org's Open Technology Institute.
The answer, per Sydney Saubestre and Joel Yong: None of the above!
⬇️ Read more in a new brief from @newamerica.org's Open Technology Institute.
This piece is a balm—highly recommend.
This piece is a balm—highly recommend.
means your freedom to obey. the first amendment means their freedom to tell you what you can read and think.
means your freedom to obey. the first amendment means their freedom to tell you what you can read and think.
@hesherman.bsky.social: "the play about witch hunts, about the persecution of people out of hysteria...had provoked the same moral persecution it portrayed as unjust."
www.nytimes.com/2025/05/20/h...
www.nytimes.com/2025/05/20/h...