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Commentary: Chris Woodward — Green groups putting politics ahead of protection - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Chris Woodward — Green groups putting politics ahead of protection

The environment doesn’t live in a silo. It is a multi-layered issue, the Sierra Club said, and candidates who want the Sierra Club’s endorsement need to show strong support for things like voting rights and economic justice.

Commentary: Llewellyn King — Electric revolution under way, but will be messy - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Llewellyn King — Electric revolution under way, but will be messy

Revolutions are messy things. Once under way, they get a life of their own. There is confusion and mistakes are made at the barricades. But once underway, they can’t be turned back; yesterday can’t be summoned rule tomorrow.

Commentary: Solomon D. Stevens — Simple kindness, sometimes that's all it takes - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Solomon D. Stevens — Simple kindness, sometimes that's all it takes

I wouldn’t even identify kindness as the most important thing in the world. I think justice is more important. And I would place wisdom above kindness. But kindness matters, and sometimes we need it more than anything.

Commentary: Bill Parks — Pundits peddle misguided inflation cure - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Bill Parks — Pundits peddle misguided inflation cure

Right now, every TV pundit believes he or she has the solution for America’s high inflation rate. And some are urging an end to U.S. tariffs on China in order to curtail higher prices. But they’re missing the bigger picture.

Commentary: Robert Graboyes — 'Separate, but equitable' not good enough - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Robert Graboyes — 'Separate, but equitable' not good enough

The conceit is the presumption that public officials possessed sufficient wisdom, competence and resources to micro-manage resources such that whites and non-whites could be separated in ways that yielded equality.