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The last few chapters of the arrest and death of George Floyd unfolded recently with federal prison sentences for every officer on the

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Pedro Vega, a high school social studies teacher from New York, has always appreciated the articulate discussions of his students. However, in recent

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All of us have witnessed in recent years the growing visibility of trans and non-binary people in American culture and life. Rich Thau,

Alfred and Blair Sadler, authors and identical twin brothers, once served as a medical-legal team ushering in several large-scale shifts in the practice