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A ‘color-blind’ approach to lawmaking just sustains existing inequality. Lawmakers should have their eyes wide open.
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A ‘color-blind’ approach to lawmaking just sustains existing inequality. Lawmakers should have their eyes wide open.
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The writer is an author and lawyer based in Mumbai. SINCE Independence, India has seen many a protest, some massive. But never before has it seen such an organised, mammoth demonstration in which old as well as young participated. I am referring, of course, to the protests by the farmers of Punjab. Schoolboys left their homes and schools to be counted among the protesters. All were overshadowed by elderly women, whose presence made this unprecedented show of righteous wrath even more impressive. It was a unique, unmatched feat of organisation. They travelled on their tractors, on and under wh...
These documents today, but this committee source tells us they might in the future as parts of the, quote, legislative process. as for why they got these documents, as for why omb released documents to the budget committee when it has steadfastedly refused to give them to the impeachment committees, we really have no idea how many documents they let out, their overall relevance to the impeachment proceedings. that's a question for the budget committee to answer at this point. at least i think it is. but it looks like some of what they're looking for, some of the incredibly damning stuff at the...
They've got. a committee source tells us tonight the documents the committee has received arrived in sort of dribs and drabs over the past two months, which suggests maybe the white house doesn't have as tight a control over their own behavior in this investigation as you might expect them to. the committee is not releasing these documents today, but this committee source tells us they might in the future as part of the, quote, legislative process. as for why they got these documents, as for why omb released documents to the budget committee when it has steadfastly refused to give them to the ...