This week in OtherWords, Donald Kaul gets dramatic with Hillary Clinton’s astronomic Wall Street speaking fees, Marc Morial hails the re-enfranchisement of thousands of formerly incarcerated Marylanders, and I explain why Al Gore has cheered up.
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- Paying for Low Wage Pollution / Liz Ryan Murray
Economic justice activists are championing laws that shift the costs of toxic poverty wages from communities to corporations. - A Voting Rights Victory in Maryland / Marc Morial
Almost 6 million U.S. citizens are effectively locked out of the democratic process. - The Cocktail Option / Emma Kast
What if treating cancer requires no quantum leap? - The Elephant in the Race / Donald Kaul
A one-act play starring Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, and a big elephant. - Al Gore Moves to the Bright Side / Emily Schwartz Greco
The bastions of fossil fuels are growing defensive and desperate. - What’s at Stake in Apple’s Privacy Fight / John Kiriakou
The feds dropped the ball on a key terrorism case, so now they’re going after privacy itself. - ‘Indian’ Mascots Are a Slap in the Face / Jill Richardson
If Native Americans say the mascots are offensive and you ignore them, then you’re being disrespectful. - You Don’t Matter to Drugmakers / Jim Hightower
Big pharma executives are going all out to paint themselves as the good guys — just not to you. - The GOP Experiences Extreme Weather / Khalil Bendib