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Read our new report, Fatal Flaws: Innocence, Death, and Wrongful Convictions to learn more about how the racist roots of the death penalty result in innocent people being sentenced to death.
Fatal Flaws: Innocence, Race, and Wrongful Convictions | American Civil Liberties Union
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November 20, 2025 at 9:04 PM
Read our new report, Fatal Flaws: Innocence, Death, and Wrongful Convictions to learn more about how the racist roots of the death penalty result in innocent people being sentenced to death.
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At the same time the New York Times was running nonstop stories on Hillary's email server, they were sitting on this emails (and photos of Trump with Epstein victims, apparently).
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To recap: Jeffrey Epstein offered a NY Times reporter photos taken in Epstein's kitchen of Donald Trump and girls in bikinis *and* implored the NYT reporter to put this information in the public discourse in 2015
What did the NY Times editors know about this offer?
What did the NY Times editors know about this offer?
“would you like photos of donald and girls in bikinis in my kitchen?” -Jeffrey Epstein
November 13, 2025 at 2:30 PM
At the same time the New York Times was running nonstop stories on Hillary's email server, they were sitting on this emails (and photos of Trump with Epstein victims, apparently).
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Remember, the controversy over Hillary Clinton's emails wasn't about what was in them.
It was about what COULD have been in them.
And the media helped turn the words "her emails" into a phrase that signaled every misogynistic bit of distrust we have for powerful, smart women seeking promotions.
It was about what COULD have been in them.
And the media helped turn the words "her emails" into a phrase that signaled every misogynistic bit of distrust we have for powerful, smart women seeking promotions.
November 13, 2025 at 2:40 PM
Remember, the controversy over Hillary Clinton's emails wasn't about what was in them.
It was about what COULD have been in them.
And the media helped turn the words "her emails" into a phrase that signaled every misogynistic bit of distrust we have for powerful, smart women seeking promotions.
It was about what COULD have been in them.
And the media helped turn the words "her emails" into a phrase that signaled every misogynistic bit of distrust we have for powerful, smart women seeking promotions.