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Kentucky can’t keep putting off affordable housing action
Once again, the legislature left town without doing anything about housing. That has to change.
Why partisan redistricting threatens real representation
Chuck Witt argues that gerrymandering lets politicians choose voters, not the reverse
From Jim Crow to ‘Right to Work’: Virginia’s long war against organized labor
Virginia adopted its “right to work” law in 1947, right in the middle of the segregation era.
My tribute to my former student’s tribute
An absolutely necessary word in the midst of “awards season”
Meta settles social media addiction case with Breathitt County School District
Over 1,000 school districts have filed similar lawsuits.
Questions grow about who will pay the cost for big data centers in Kentucky
And where is the water and the power going to come from?
Our own Robert Kahne is running for JCPS School Board
In this episode, Jazmin interviews Robert about his candidacy for JCPS School Board District 2.
Longtime labor leader Steve Earle dies of cancer
“When I think of a trade unionist, I think of Steve Earle.”
