Author Toni Morrison, the first African American to win the Nobel Prize for literature, died Monday at a New York hospital at age 88.
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I Will stay in my lane
Republicans ensure more children loss free lunches
An Open Letter to Donald John Trump, 45th President of the United States of America
Our racist president
Who is tired?
Imagine for a moment that political discussions can assume the same evidence-based knowledge as active components in decision making as treatment pathways do when responding to illness and disease. The impact of care is studied out of a need for protecting and preserving quality of life. Politics should also serve these same ends, but, indeed, politics carries a burden healthcare does not: different values. Forgetting that there are legitimate differences in valuesâlike I prioritize equality over security or others prioritize fiscal responsibility over freedom–letâs briefly return to the idea of truth as a foundation for politics and policy.
Difficult discussions, not-so-difficult answers