Like many practices, there are benefits as well as costs: meat from factory farms is cheaper than meat from free-range animals, often about half the price.
Many Russian people lived through the Soviet experience. Not so for the Confederacy.
The mantra implies that if FGM did have health benefits, it wouldn’t be so bad after all.
The message is loud and clear: sugar is bad, government regulation is good, and now we have the science to prove it.
Many argue that American colleges and universities are the envy of the world. Indeed, people from all over the globe flock here to pursue their educational goals.
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The answer, it should come as no surprise, is that he uses the very same tactics of evasion and persuasion for which he admires the president.
What Google needs to do is to tailor its diversity policies towards the men and women who work at Google.
The message that liberates women is not: men and women are the same, and anyone who tells you different is oppressing you.
By using opposition to the illiberalism of Trump as a platform for their own illiberal politics, progressives risk dragging the Democratic Party into a populist cul-de-sac of its own.
Psychological differences make equal outcomes impossible. Equality or diversity. You can’t have both.
Mental disorders are highly stigmatized conditions, but they have a hidden upside.
Traditional militancy required careful selection, tests of loyalty, and secrecy.
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According to polls, roughly half of people in the United States and Britain believe in ghosts. Furthermore, around 25% of people report having seen or been in the presence of a ghost.