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… be able to read the Sacred Scriptures would be to see the inconsistency of slavery. In order to make a man … in the attempt to gain it, he is exposed to punishment. You may be disposed to enquire why I bring this subject … in the United States.” These sayings are in the mouths of what are called judicious and humane people. But I am anxious …

… www.jasonlyall.com and Twitter: @jaylyall_red5 How did you become interested in tracking political violence? I was … so I went. I started meeting with the activists to see what kind of information they were collecting and …

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… after our holiday naps? Some of us pick up our pens and do what we can. We quote wise scribes such as George Orwell on … by the hypnotic power of democracy. “O Democracy, for you, for you I am trilling these songs,” wrote our most … words rather than genuine inequality. But it is time to see the real enemy – a long-brewing American-style …

… Yale MacMillan Center, recently spoke to Yale News about what industrialized countries can learn from the … foundations, and government agencies. I came to see a pattern that we might call “serial brilliance,” in … world. What’s an example of a perspective in the societies you studied that could be useful in rethinking …

… a just alternative. This observation — people know what they oppose better than what they favor — informs … An edited version of the conversation follows: What do you mean by the term “domination” in your book’s title? I … credentials. As I argue in the book, the only difference between Syria and Afghanistan, or between Syria and Libya, is …