No, Donald, you don’t.

After so many years of Republican politicians refusing to even talk about factory closures,

And then there’s Donald Trump.

or jihadists or homegrown demagogues

n the face of danger

When Little Bird, a social media data mining company, analyzed a week of Mr. Trump’s Twitter activity, it found that almost 30 percent of the accounts Mr. Trump retweeted in turn followed one or more of 50 popular self-identified white nationalist accounts.

a tight hug.

yet no hug

Let me begin by thanking Harris Wofford for his contributions to this country in so many different ways.

But we do not need change based on the demagogy, bigotry and anti-immigrant sentiment that punctuated so much of the Leave campaign’s rhetoric — and is central to Donald J. Trump’s message.

Priebus was saying in effect that it would be possible to build a wall around Donald Trump and not have the G.O.P. pay for it.

her role as a prominent working woman, and hence a symbol of feminism at a time when feminism is under siege.

Like horse-racing, Hillary-hating has become one of those national pastimes which unite the élite and the lumpen

In his remarks today, President Obama disgracefully refused to even say the words 'Radical Islam'.

According to Pew, 99% of people in Afghanistan support oppressive Sharia Law.

Additionally, the leaders will take action to end deportations and criminalization with a march and rally to demand that Harris County – responsible for more deportations than any other – stop collaborating with federal immigration agents.

United We Dream members will also celebrate the 4th birthday of their victory – the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program (DACA) which is now protecting well over 700,000 from deportation.

denigrates women and minorities

Because American history, despite periods of nativism and bigotry, has from the first been a grand experiment in bringing people of different backgrounds together, not pitting them against one another;

The following is a statement signed by more than 450 U.S. writers, regarding the candidacy of Donald J. Trump for the Presidency of the United States.

she believed that the teenager was proud of “taking advantage of the system.”

“State law also does not distinguish between documented and undocumented graduates of Texas high schools in admissions and financial aid decisions,” the statement said. “University policies reflect that law.”

Ms. Ibarra wrote in a tweet posted last week, hours after she gave her valedictory speech to fellow graduates at David Crockett High School in Austin.

“I have never thought about deporting a child who graduated from a U.S. high school and fought against the odds to be successful. Until this moment,” Ms. Davis wrote on Facebook.

The voter who wants information tailored for their personal political preferences need only click a couple of boxes on a list to ensure they get newsletters personalized in a way that direct mailers can only dream of.

Of course, the internet is not the first technology to play a game-changing role in political campaigns. The advent of the radio gave politicians a voice and the ability to broadcast in a way they had never had before. Television, too, presented candidates to the world a more than just a slogan or a speaker, but as a person, live and in living color (all, at least eventually in color).

An event streamed via the internet is just as live as the radio or television broadcast that accompanies it, yet is also easily accessed immediately and in perpetuity following the event via any one of dozens of free video streaming services.

An individual can hear a comment, record it, upload it, and tweet it to thousands of people within seconds of it occurring.

Today political campaigns are no longer about being able to shake every hand in the room but rather about reaching every single person who might wander into a polling place and mark a ballot.

As a facilitator, it’s important to customize such events to their needs, making sure you are encouraging a gender appropriate, inclusive and supportive environment.

Arizona's K-12 public district and charter schools in the next few weeks will get an additional $224 million to apply to the current fiscal year. For the next fiscal year, which starts July 1, they will receive an additional $230 million over 12 monthly payments.Each district controls its share of the money, which is tied to enrollment. Many of the largest districts have indicated they intend to use much of the extra money for teacher pay raises, bonuses or other financial rewards.Arizona voters narrowly passed Prop. 123 last month, approving a measure that is expected to provide public schools $3.5 billion over the next 10 years. About $2.2 billion of that is supposed to come from the land trust fund.

White supremacists associated with the alt-right, many of them avid supporters of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, like to highlight Jewish users for targeting with parentheses: (((Rosenberg))), for example.

Well, we believe we should lift each other up, not tear each other down.

let’s remember all that unites us.

So many of you feel like you are out there on your own, that no one has your back. Well, I do. I hear you, I see you.

we are all standing under a glass ceiling right now. But don’t worry, we’re not smashing this one.

and they set it forth in something called the Declaration of Sentiments,

I’m too much of a fighter.

said “there could be” a line that the presumptive nominee crosses that would make him withdraw his support.

Speaker Paul D. Ryan on Tuesday called Donald J. Trump’s criticism of a federal judge of Hispanic heritage “the textbook definition of a racist comment” and said he “regrets” the remark. But Mr. Ryan also reiterated his support for Mr. Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.

He said, “I believe that we have more common ground on the policy issues of the day and we have more likelihood of getting our policies enacted with him than with her.”

In the late summer, L2P 2.0 converts to a massive, open online publishing platform

A growing list of nonpartisan educational partners are committed to providing learning opportunities and resources.

With support from teachers and mentors, the resulting websites, news coverage, and publications brought the voices of young people into the public discourse and invited young people around the country to write letters to the future president about their concerns, hopes, and perspectives. If you’d like to read some of the student letters from the 2008 iteration of Letters to the Next President, this report from the National Commission on Writing features writing that was selected from the online publishing project sponsored by the National Writing Project and Google. The Letters to the Next President 2008 website featured 6,466 letters from 212 schools across the country on topics such as global warming, the economy, healthcare, education, and immigration.

How can we support our youth to participate as productive and active citizens?

If you want a revolution, you have to vote for it.

Young people just don’t vote.

“Disenchantment with Obama was a driver of the Occupy movement for many of the young people who participated,” they wrote.

At a time when the federal government is dragging its feet on every issue, the most significant policy decisions often come at the local and state level.

It will be the first presidential election in which Generation Y—a.k.a.: Millennials—makes up the same proportion of the U.S. voting-age population as the Baby Boomers.

the rising cost of school has combined with a chilly labor market to create a perfect storm:

Although several polls find that young people are less likely to identify as Democrats, that has much more to do with an aversion to establishments and labels.

One wonders now where our leaders got the idea that mass torture would work to our advantage in Indochina. It never worked anywhere else. They got the idea from childish fiction, I think, and from a childish awe of torture. Children talk about tortures a lot. They often make up what they hope are new ones. I can remember a friend's saying to me when I was a child: "You want to hear a really neat torture?" The other day I heard a child say to another: "You want to hear a really cool torture?" And then an impossibly complicated engine of pain was described. A cross would be cheaper, and work better, too. But children believe that pain is an effective way of controlling people, which it isn't--except in a localized, short-term sense. They believe that pain can change minds, which it can't. Now the secret Pentagon history reveals that plenty of high-powered American adults things so, too, some of them college professors. Shame on them for their ignorance.

free community college

Hillary Clinton, who served as Secretary of State during President Obama’s first term, is the most hawkish of the Democratic candidates, advocating for greater U.S. involvement overseas.

Some have called for more lenient sentencing for drug offenders

neurotoxic chemicalscontribute to developmental delays,hyperactivity, memory loss, attentiondeficit, learning disabilities, and aggres-sive behavior.

In a 5-4 decision authored by Justice Alito, the Supreme Court upheld the Eleventh Circuit decision and ruled that employees cannot challenge ongoing pay discrimination if the employer’s original discriminatory pay decision occurred more than 180 days earlier, even when the employee continues to receive paychecks that have been discriminatorily reduced

In 1964, days before the presidential election which, incidentally, we lost, Ronald Reagan went on national television and challenged America saying that it was a "Time for Choosing."