How Netflix’s ‘GLOW’ Trounces Historical Tropes
In ways subtle and overt, the character Welfare Queen subverts a decades-old caricature that’s been used against low-income black Americans.
Just How Transparent Can a Criminal Justice Algorithm Be?
Pennsylvania is trying to figure it out.
OTI Applauds Justice Department’s Decision to Appeal AT&T/Time Warner Ruling
Today, the U.S. Department of Justice announced it will appeal a June ruling that allowed AT&T to acquire Time Warner Inc.
Should We Communicate With Aliens?
Join Future Tense for a discussion about the possibility of extraterrestrial communications.
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The Deeper Risks of the Trump-Fox Love Affair
A free press is supposed to help keep us free from autocrats—but what if it likes the autocrat?
The Perilous Future of Internet Access for Students of Color
The FCC is set to significantly restrict the one program it designed to address the affordability of communications services.
The Post-High School Pathways We’re Not Building
But should be.
Under Zero Tolerance, Court Struggles to Accommodate Non-Spanish Speakers
A lack of translators for defendants has been causing issues as everyone who crosses illegally with misdemeanors is charged.
What We Already Know About Incels
Research on different kinds of collective violence may shine a light on how this mainly all-male community operates.
“Educational Experiences of English Learners”: A Case for Improved Accessibility
A new data story from OELA sheds light on the educational experiences of ELs.