Hate Among Us, a documentary about anti-Semitism co-produced by Dean Cain ’88, was nominated for a Daytime Emmy Award. *97, chair of the Department of African American Studies, on racism in America. We have to confront the ugliness of who we are - and who we have been - so that we can imagine ourselves otherwise.” Journalist Judith Miller *72 criticized New York Times leaders who “caved to a staff revolt” following the publication of an op-ed by Sen. Creators Syndicateĭirector Josephine Decker ’03 and actress Elisabeth Moss explained their portrayal of author Shirley Jackson as “unlikable” in the film Shirley. - Vox John Stossel ’69 argued that volunteers who want to be infected with the coronoavirus in hopes of speeding up vaccine efforts should be allowed to do so. The New York TimesĬardiologist Ricardo Cigarroa ’80 has been making house calls for patients who have the coronavirus and providing public health leadership in Laredo, Texas.

Mark Milley ’80 apologized for walking with President Trump to a photo op in Layfayette Square, signaling a deepening divide between the military and executive branch. Terri Sewell ’86 of Alabama called for “transformational change” to rein in police forces. Army general and former CIA director David Petraeus *85 *87 advocated removing the names of Confederate officers from 10 U.S. Journalist Maria Ressa ’86 was convicted of “cyber-libel” by a court in Manila and faces up to six years in prison, a move condemned as a major blow to press freedom and democracy in the Philippines.

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