Andrew Says the FCC Should Skip the “Scramble” and Just Act
by Kai Wright on August 16 2010, 9:45AM
How the net neutrality holdup is more of a political barrier than a policy one.
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Kai Wright is editorial director of Colorlines.com and a reporting fellow of the Investigative Fund at the Nation Institute. His investigative reporting and news analysis appears regularly in The Nation, The Root and The American Prospect, among other publications, and he is a regular commentator on National Public Radio and in other broadcast media. His work explores the politics of sex, race and health. He has closely covered the foreclosure crisis and the ensuing economic collapse.
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by Kai Wright on August 16 2010, 9:45AM
How the net neutrality holdup is more of a political barrier than a policy one.
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Gibbs’ attack was cynical, arrogant or both.
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by Kai Wright on August 10 2010, 9:46AM
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More than 300,000 people in their prime working years dropped out of the labor market.
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And much more than same-sex marriage, too.
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by Kai Wright on August 3 2010, 7:07PM
Says NYC was built and is sustained by immigrants. Here, here.
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by Kai Wright on August 3 2010, 1:36PM
The U.S. religious right’s movement to export hate continues growing.
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As usual, Republicans are ready and willing to debate core values.
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It’s too easy to skip past core values and into ideological and legalistic debates.
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by Kai Wright on August 2 2010, 12:43AM
The First Lady plugs the policy-meat on the bones of her childhood obesity campaign.
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