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Subject Amy Coney Barrett Is Not "Anti-Worker"
Date October 14, 2020 11:04 AM
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Amy Coney Barrett has been strict to the letter of the law, dissenting infrequently. A new video on racism in the drug war.

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October 14, 2020

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Globalization Is Key to Obtaining a COVID-19 Vaccine ([link removed] )

American politicians have blamed “globalization” for the pandemic and promised to re‐​shore U.S. manufacturing to bolster American “resiliency” and national security. Yet these very same officials have quietly embraced that very same globalization when it matters the most.

- COVID-19 Vaccines Depend on Globalization (And, Therefore, So Does the Trump Administration) ([link removed] )

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Amy Coney Barrett Is Not Anti-Worker ([link removed] )

Her employment‐​law jurisprudence hews closely to precedent handed down by the Supreme Court.

- No, Amy Coney Barrett Is Not 'Anti-Worker' ([link removed] )

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Pernicious Infusion: How Racism Pervades the Drug War, Both Foreign and Domestic ([link removed] )

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People cannot be incarcerated simply because of their race or ethnic origin. They can be incarcerated for possessing or using a substance that other people have associated with that race or ethnic origin.

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