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“Two Trains Running,” the latest offering from M Ensemble at Miami’s Sandrell Rivers Theater, isn’t just another production of an August Wilson play. It’s an ongoing part of the mission
When losing soldiers flee a battlefield -- or people migrate in search of a better life -- they are voting with their feet. In America today, people are also voting with their arms, rolling up their sleeves to get vaccinated against Covid-19. If enough people get vaccinated, the results will be momentous.
How we get to herd immunity When losing soldiers flee a battlefield — or people migrate in search of a better life — they are voting with their feet. “Foot voting” lets people control their own destiny, law professor Ilya Somin argues. In America today, people are also voting with their arms, rolling up their sleeves to get vaccinated against COVID-19 — and the impact will likely be momentous. Nearly 70% of Americans are “arm voting” — they either expect to be vaccinated or already have been, according to Pew Research’s polling. By contrast, in November, voter turnout soared...
The 30% who could end the pandemic When losing soldiers flee a battlefield — or people migrate in search of a better life — they are voting with their feet. “Foot voting” lets people control their own destiny, law professor Ilya Somin argues. In America today, people are also voting with their arms, rolling up their sleeves to get vaccinated against Covid-19 — and the impact will likely be momentous. Nearly 70% of Americans are “arm voting” — they either expect to be vaccinated or already have been, according to Pew Research’s polling. By contrast, in November, voter turnout...
How we get to herd immunity When losing soldiers flee a battlefield — or people migrate in search of a better life — they are voting with their feet. “Foot voting” lets people control their own destiny, law professor Ilya Somin argues. In America today, people are also voting with their arms, rolling up their sleeves to get vaccinated against Covid-19 — and the impact will likely be momentous. Nearly 70% of Americans are “arm voting” — they either expect to be vaccinated or already have been, according to Pew Research’s polling. By contrast, in November, voter turnout soared...