Ed Stetzer (click here for a bio) from Christianity Today has written a simple but very important article that we religiously conservative Christians need to read. The article is about bearing false witness on, a.k.a., lying about, our neighbor by spreading fake news (click here for the article).
Not much will be said here about the article because it speaks for itself. When we spread fake news about others, we are often breaking the 8th commandment which prohibits bearing false witness against our neighbors. We are also harming our witness for Christ. We should note that it didn't take a pandemic to get us religiously conservative Christians for to spread fake news, we have been doing that for a while. Stetzer's message is that we should repent of that and use reliable news sources to get our stories.
All of that is simple and true. But how do we know what is a reliable news source. This is something that Stetzer really does not adequately address. For Stetzer doesn't really mention any tools or principles that would help us determine what is a reliable news source and what isn't except that he warns us against being suckers for conspiracy theories.
Many of us religiously conservative Christians are afraid to trust any secular news sources. In fact, we often have trouble trusting any secular sources of information whether they report on general news or other information. This insularity makes us vulnerable to Christians and others who wish to become followers of their ideologies or agenda. And that especially occurs when one closely associates one's political views with their Christian faith. Such association often lead to misplaced loyalties, deep loyalties to things and ideas that go against the Gospel. And that leads to tribalism. And before we know it, our loyalties, rather than research and questioning, determine what is real news and what is fake news.
The religiously conservative Christian response to climate change, for example, has often rejected what is reported by climate change scientists. Why? It is because the implications of climate change science flies in the face of what we have been taught about America and its way of life. Thus, we often exclude scientific sources of information about climate change to focus on what those who believe the same about America and its way of life as we do.
It isn't that science is infallible. But it is that Church history tells us that we should be very careful in disputing carefully researched scientific positions. For example, both Protestant and Roman Church leaders once sharply condemned those who promoted heliocentrism. And yet, those who claimed that the sun was the center of our solar system were proven right and that is despite how many religiously conservative Christian leaders used passages from the Bible to argue their case.
The above is partly behind why we religiously conservative Christians fall for spreading fake news. And that was not covered by Stetzer.
Other than that, Stetzer's article, though simple, provides a very good appeal for us and others to stop believing and spreading fake news. One thing I use to help me reduce the spreading of fake news is to use a website that reports on the factual reliability rating of most of the news sources out there. One can also use reliable fact check websites to test individual stories. One of my favorite fact check websites to use is factcheck.org.
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Tuesday, March 7, 2017
We've Always Had Fake News
Much of what we need to know about the media was already published in the book Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy Of The Mass Media (click here for a link to the book). This book by Edward Herman and Noam Chomsky gave a good account of how the mainstream media not only gives fake news, but in how it is bent on controlling our opinions. The fake news that came from the mainstream media as cited in that book was found not in the tabloid stories we read on the web, but in the over and under/un reporting of whole stories from the world. The purpose of the fake news back then was more directed toward the economic gain of the corporate owners of the media and the political gain of those in power.
When I taught, I often asked colleagues from other nations what they thought of our media. The response was consistent if not unanimous; our media hides much from the American public. Thus, in my introductory Information Technology classes, one of my class exercises was to have my students report on stories about the US that came from other nations. Why was that appropriate for those students to do so? It was because Information Technology has produced an even smaller world than our fastest modes of transportation have. Thus, once employed these students could very likely be working with colleagues from other nations who have been exposed to different views of the US than my own students have and vice-versa.
Today, we have a greater variety of fake news than before. Part of this is due to the worldwide web with its blogs and journalistic sites. That is not to say that we should throw the baby out with the bathwater. In fact, we should not even drain the bathwater. Rather, we need to read what the different blogs, predominantly fake news sites, and real journalistic sites with caution so that we can learn how to educate ourselves rather than be infused with the inflammatory convictions of others. And what we should note here is that fake news sites come in all ideological flavors: conservative, liberal, and leftist. What these sites have in common is the intent of controlling its audience by stoking fear and fueling hatred of others while canonizing one's own group or portraying it as a potential martyr.
Thus, a strong indicator of fake news stories is the presence of an overly simplified world where the actors are portrayed in black-white terms. For in such a world, there are only two groups of people: those who are good and those who are evil. And those who are good have nothing in common with those who are evil and they are being threatened by those who are evil. A strong indicator of real reporting is one where most, if not all, of the players are complicated in the sense that they are a combination of good and bad. For isn't that how at least most of us have lived our own lives? We have done good to some while we have wronged others.
In terms of the articles themselves, one way of detecting fake news is by noticing the title of the article and how it either overstates or completely misrepresents the contents of the article. This is usually done to defame the character of some opposing person or group. We should note here that titles of articles are basically one sentence summaries. And in a world where we have information overload, the title of any article can have a greater impact on what we remember than the article itself.
Another way of spotting a fake news story is one that cherry picks the information. All that means is that it reports information that favors the biases or ideologies espoused by the source of the articles and neglects to report information that contradicts those same biases or ideologies. This is similar to when the mainstream media either over or under/un reports on a whole story only here, we see important parts of a story either present or absent.
Still another way of spotting a fake news story is to look in the mirror before reading? Why? Because if we have demonized some group or believe that our own group has everything to teach and nothing to learn, we will be all too eager to believe the worst about our opponents while remaining in denial about ourselves. This is as true for conservatives as it is for liberals and leftists.
The truth that we may not want to face is that, for the rest of our lives, we will be living in a world with all kinds of conservatives, liberals, and leftists. And unless we believe that we must conquer the rest, we have to come to grips with how we will share society and the world with others. Here we should note that all groups, just like all individuals, are mixed bags. All groups have both good ideas and bad ideas. All groups have both noble intentions and not so noble intentions. And I say all of this as a leftist who believes in Socialism as a practice. But I also say this as a former conservative.
Like I wrote, we've always had fake news. The difference between the fake news of the past and that of the present is that we become greater participants in its writing and spreading. And how much we can abstain from contributing to the spread of fake news depends on how observant we will be about the stories that come our way as well as how self-aware we become of our own weaknesses and faults.
When I taught, I often asked colleagues from other nations what they thought of our media. The response was consistent if not unanimous; our media hides much from the American public. Thus, in my introductory Information Technology classes, one of my class exercises was to have my students report on stories about the US that came from other nations. Why was that appropriate for those students to do so? It was because Information Technology has produced an even smaller world than our fastest modes of transportation have. Thus, once employed these students could very likely be working with colleagues from other nations who have been exposed to different views of the US than my own students have and vice-versa.
Today, we have a greater variety of fake news than before. Part of this is due to the worldwide web with its blogs and journalistic sites. That is not to say that we should throw the baby out with the bathwater. In fact, we should not even drain the bathwater. Rather, we need to read what the different blogs, predominantly fake news sites, and real journalistic sites with caution so that we can learn how to educate ourselves rather than be infused with the inflammatory convictions of others. And what we should note here is that fake news sites come in all ideological flavors: conservative, liberal, and leftist. What these sites have in common is the intent of controlling its audience by stoking fear and fueling hatred of others while canonizing one's own group or portraying it as a potential martyr.
Thus, a strong indicator of fake news stories is the presence of an overly simplified world where the actors are portrayed in black-white terms. For in such a world, there are only two groups of people: those who are good and those who are evil. And those who are good have nothing in common with those who are evil and they are being threatened by those who are evil. A strong indicator of real reporting is one where most, if not all, of the players are complicated in the sense that they are a combination of good and bad. For isn't that how at least most of us have lived our own lives? We have done good to some while we have wronged others.
In terms of the articles themselves, one way of detecting fake news is by noticing the title of the article and how it either overstates or completely misrepresents the contents of the article. This is usually done to defame the character of some opposing person or group. We should note here that titles of articles are basically one sentence summaries. And in a world where we have information overload, the title of any article can have a greater impact on what we remember than the article itself.
Another way of spotting a fake news story is one that cherry picks the information. All that means is that it reports information that favors the biases or ideologies espoused by the source of the articles and neglects to report information that contradicts those same biases or ideologies. This is similar to when the mainstream media either over or under/un reports on a whole story only here, we see important parts of a story either present or absent.
Still another way of spotting a fake news story is to look in the mirror before reading? Why? Because if we have demonized some group or believe that our own group has everything to teach and nothing to learn, we will be all too eager to believe the worst about our opponents while remaining in denial about ourselves. This is as true for conservatives as it is for liberals and leftists.
The truth that we may not want to face is that, for the rest of our lives, we will be living in a world with all kinds of conservatives, liberals, and leftists. And unless we believe that we must conquer the rest, we have to come to grips with how we will share society and the world with others. Here we should note that all groups, just like all individuals, are mixed bags. All groups have both good ideas and bad ideas. All groups have both noble intentions and not so noble intentions. And I say all of this as a leftist who believes in Socialism as a practice. But I also say this as a former conservative.
Like I wrote, we've always had fake news. The difference between the fake news of the past and that of the present is that we become greater participants in its writing and spreading. And how much we can abstain from contributing to the spread of fake news depends on how observant we will be about the stories that come our way as well as how self-aware we become of our own weaknesses and faults.
Monday, March 6, 2017
ONIM For March 6, 2017
Christians News
World News
Pick(s) Of The Litter
- Do Some Of The Original Supporters Of Pope Francis Now Want Him To Resign? -- Christian Today (UK)
- Teacher Suspended After Reading Bible Verses To His Students -- Christian Today (UK)
- Defiant Jesus Talk From The Archbishop Of York: 'We Are Here To Change And Transform The World' -- Christian Today (UK)
- 5 Christian Martyrs You Should Definitely Know About -- Christian Today (UK)
- Sudan Frees Czech Missionary Imprisoned For Life -- Christianity Today
- Died: H. Wilbert Norton, Who Taught Christian Colleges To Care About Missions -- Christianity Today
- We are Called To Be Faithful, Not Successful -- Christianity Today
- The Intersection Of Identity And Biblical Interpretation -- Reformed African American Network
- Franklin Graham's God Isn't Mine; Is He Yours? -- Charlotte Observer
- 5 Ways Porn Lies To You -- Challies
- Is 'Christianized Fascism' The Biggest Threat We Face Under Trump? -- Truthdig
- I Wish Christians Would Argue More -- Gospel Coaltion
- Homophobia Has No Place In The Church -- Desiring God
World News
- Muhammad Ali Jr.Is Detained By Immigration Officials -- The Nation
- Trump White House Scrambles To Check Scandal Over FBI Inquiry Into Russia Ties -- Guardian
- Reza Aslan: Why I Am A Muslim -- CNN
- Democrats Must Overhaul Party, Attack Big Business, Sanders Says -- Reuters
- Why Did A Fox News Program Host A Swedish National Security Commentator Who Is Unknown In Sweden? -- Christian Science Monitor
- Ex-IMF Boss Rato Sentenced To Jail For Embezzlement -- Aljazeera
- The Troubling Rise Of For-Profit Colleges In The New Economy -- Economic Policy Institute
- Robots, Or Automation, Are Not The Problem -- Economic Policy Institute
- 2 Get Prison For Threatening Party, Waving Confederate Flag -- MSN
- Berta Cáceres Court Papers Show Murder Suspects Linked To US-Trained Elite Troops -- Guardian
- Records Show EPA's Pruitt Used Private Email, Despite Denial -- Yahoo News
- The Hard Truths About Obama's Deportation Priorities -- Huffington Post
- Dr. Ben Carson: "No Muslim Should Ever Be Allowed To Be President" -- Conservative Nation
- These 23 Republicans Passed A Chance To Get Trump's Tax Returns -- The Atlantic
- Israeli Police Begin Demolishing 9 West Bank Settler Homes -- Yahoo News
- Insane Betsy DeVos Press Release Celebrates Jim Crow Education System As Pioneer Of "School Choice" -- Slate
- Trump Is Already Walking Back His Most Important Promise On The Economy -- Yahoo News
- How The U.S. Expelled Half A Million U.S. Citizens To Mexico In 1930s -- Democracy Now
- Republicans In Congress Are Balking At Trump's Sweeping Budget Cuts -- Vox
- White House Condemns 'Racially Motivated' Attack On Indians -- Yahoo News
- Tucker Carlson Attacks Bill Nye -- Newslo
- The Road From Liberalism To Tyranny --The Jerusalem Post
- Trump Voter Suppression Team May Have Shot Itself In The Foot -- Think Progress
- Trump Israel Ambassador Pick Said State Department Has Been Anti-Semitic For 'Past 70 Years' -- CNN
- Feds Dropped 5 Cases Brought By Arrested Officers -- Yahoo News
- 7 Baltimore Officers Arrested, Accused Of Robbing Victims -- USA Today
- Republicans Reject Disclosing Findings On Trump's Business Conflicts, Russia Ties -- Huffington Post
- It's Not Just Trump Supporters Who Spread Fake News. Liberals Do It Too. -- Los Angeles Times
- 17 Senators Draw Progressive Outrage For Enabling Trump -- Common Dreams
- Trump Signs Executive Order Urging Dismantling Of Clean Water Rule -- Huffington Post
- Trump Budget Plan Draws Strong Opposition __ From Republicans -- Yahoo News
- Tucker Carlson's Surprising, Much-Needed Takedown Of A 'Paid Protester' Hoax -- Washington Post
- Rights Groups Say Philippine Police Has Falsified Evidence -- ABC News
- What Trump Didn't Say Reaffirms Fear Among Muslim Americans -- Los Angeles Times
- Justice Dept: Sessions Spoke With Russian Ambassador In 2016 -- Yahoo News
- Remembering A City Where The Smog Could Kill -- New York Times
- Trump: 'Nobody Knew That Healthcare Could Be So Complicated -- The Hill
- Jeff Sessions Deals A Blow To Black Lives Matter -- Marie Claire
- Nancy Pelosi: Jeff Sessions Lied Under Oath And Must Resign -- Huffington Post
- OpEd: Jeff Sessions Should Absolutely Not Resign Over These Bogus Russia Allegations -- Yahoo News
- Federal Court Explicitly Establishes Filming Cops As A Right -- Free Thought Project
- Robert Reich: How Trump Lies About His Many Lies -- Newsweek
- As US Pressures Iran, Parallel Tensions Grow Between Israel And Hezbollah -- Yahoo News
- Young Man Who Walked Miles To Work Now Drive After Police Raise Cash -- Fox
- US Reconsidering Membership In UN Council, Urges End To Israel 'Obsession' -- Fox
- President Trump 'Now Spends Hours Some Mornings Watching Fox News' -- The Week
- Attorney General Jeff Sessions Recuses Himself From Campaign Probes Amid Russia Questions -- Yahoo News
- Jeff Sessions 'Used Campaign Funds' For Trip To Event Where He Met Russian Ambassador -- Independent
- Sweden To Re-Introduce Conscription Amid Rising Baltic Tensions -- Guardian
- Some Vets Call Foul For Trump Wearing Flight Jacket, Admiral's Cap -- USA Today
- Bill Introduced To Ban Howard Zinn Books From Arkansas Public Schools -- Arkansas Times
- Danes Confront Deportations With Lockdowns And Refugee Support -- Waging Nonviolence
- Inequality Is The Real Back Story To Sweden's Riots -- Waging Nonviolence
- Gaza Report: 'Not About Justice For Israel's Victims' -- ZNet
- Labor Nominee's Role In Sex Case Could Draw Scrutiny -- New York Times
- Photos: Pro- And Anti-Trump Campaigners Face Off In Berkley -- Berkleyside
- Miami-Dade's Policy Of Holding Inmates For ICE Is Unconstitutional: Florida Judge -- NBC News
- No Immediate Ruling On Dakota Access Pipeline Work -- ABC News
- Standing Rock Activists Take Their Cause To Hollywood -- Truthdig
- Grand Jury Subpeona Withdrawn In Violent Pipeline Clash -- Washington Post
- What Can We Learn From Standing Rock? -- Truthdig
Pick(s) Of The Litter
- Israel's Hateful Posts Target Palestinian Politicians -- Aljazeera
- Trump And The Rise Of The Extreme Right -- Christian Science Monitor
- The GOP Is Helping Wall Street Pick Your Pocket -- Economic Policy Institute
- 'It's Just Porn': Coming To Terms With A Sexually Corrosive Culture -- Conatus News
- "Sex Work" Or "Prostitution"? Language Choice Reveals Views On Male Dominance -- Conatus News
- JPMorgan Eyes Boosting Dividends, Buybacks, As Capital Piles Up -- Reuters
- Jeff Sessions Drops DOJ Lawsuit Against Discriminatory Texas Voter ID Case, Reverses 6 Years Of Litigation -- Salon
- U.S Attorney Pushes To Stop Suing Local Police -- Yahoo News
- In Afghanistan, America's Biggest Foe Is Self-Deception -- Common Dreams
- In Honduras, Defending Nature Is A Deadly Business -- Yale Environment 360
- Donald Trump's Congress Speech -- CNN
- Trump's Speech Criticized By Bernie Sanders For 'Stirring Up Fear And Hatred' -- Independent
- George Takei Cleverly Tore Through Trump's Address To Congress Using The Power Of Tweets -- Yahoo News
- In Flint, Michigan, There Is So Much Lead In Children's Blood That A State Of Emergency Is Declared -- Washington Post
- White House Proposes Axing 1 In 5 EPA Staffers, Cutting Programs For Minorities -- Huffington Post
- Domestic Violence As Grounds For Divorce Killed By Committee Chair -- Mississippi Today
- GOP Lawmakers Unveil Measure To Cut Off U.S. Aid To Palestinians -- CBS News
- Trump Attorney General Under Pressure To Resign Over Secret Meetings With Russian Ambassador -- Independent
- EPA Plans To Allow Unlimited Dumping Of Fracking Wastewater In The Gulf Of Mexico -- Counter Current News
- Muslim Teen Found Hanged In Woods Near Seattle -- KUOW
- 7 Lies That American Children Are Taught About Slavery -- Atlanta Black Star
- EPA Cuts Will Hit Black And Hispanic Communities The Hardest -- Guardian
- Why Black Bloc Tactics Won't Build A Successful Movement -- Waging Nonviolence
- "Most Of The World Is Just Collapsing In Laughter" On Claims That Russia Intervened In The US Election -- ZNet
- Socialist Response To Trump's Address To Joint Session Of Congress -- ZNet
- Sanders Suggests Giving Gaza A Portion Of $38 Billion US Military Aid To Israel -- Guardian
- Court Rules Against Monsanto, Allows California To Put Cancer Warning On Roundup -- CBS News
Monday, December 26, 2016
ONIM For December 26, 2016
Christian News
World News
Standing Rock Sioux - DAPL News
Pick(s) Of The Litter
- Archbishop Of Canterbury: God's Glory Is Found Among Persecuted Christians -- Christian Today (UK)
- Iraqi Christians Celebrate First Christmas Since ISIS Driven Out Of Ancient Towns -- Christian Today (UK)
- How The Christmas Story Is Probably Different To What You Think -- Christian Today (UK)
- Why So Many Christians Backed Trump--And Why They Were Wrong -- Christian Today (UK)
- Pray For Aleppo? Survey Says Fewer Christians Pray For Refugees -- Christianity Today
- Christians Rally For Missionary Jailed In Turkey -- Christianity Today
- What Forgotten Christian Tradition Should Churches Revive? -- Christianity Today
- The Transcendent Foundation Of Humanism (Or Why Human Rights Are Not Arbitrary) -- Roger E. Olson
- Megachurch Pastor Ignites Debate After Suggesting That Christianity Doesn't Hinge On Jesus' Birth -- Washington Post
World News
- Paul Craig Roberts: A CIA-Led Coup Against American Democracy Is Unfolding Before Our Eyes --- The Greanville Post
- 'Fake News' In America: Homegrown, And Far From New -- Truthdig
- Leaked Documents Show Exxon Mobile CEO Rex Tillerson Led U.S.-Russian Oil Company -- Truthdig
- Sorry, Donald Trump, You Can't Bring Back Coal When Solar Costs Half As Much -- Truthdig
- Trump Is Taking On Wall Street--Literally -- Truthdig
- Cuba Cracks Down On Dissidents After Castro Death -- Yahoo News
- As Trump Era Nears, Is The Media Ready For The Challenge -- Washington Post
- Obama On Russian Hacking: We Need To Take Action. And We Will' -- NPR
- ACLU Makes Full Page Donald Trump Announcement Via New York Times -- Bipartisan Report
- Trump Is On Target To Violate The Constitution The Moment He Takes The Oath Of Office -- Washington Post
- Larry Colburn, Who Helped Stop My Lai Massacre, Dies At 67 -- New York Times
- Trump Private Security Force Playing With Fire -- Politico
- 'The Big Short' Star Who Nailed The Financial Crisis Says This Is What Will Happen Under Trump -- Yahoo News
- The Surrender Of America's Liberals -- Moyers & Company
- King: Obama And The Clintons Still Have No Earthly Idea How the Democrats Lost The Presidential Election -- New York Daily News
- Journalists Killings Ease From Record Highs As Murders Down, Combat Deaths Up -- Committee To Protect Journalists
- The Unexpected Life And Death Of Abdel-Kader Fassouk -- Columbia Journalism Review
- The U.S. Government Is Collecting Student Loans It Promised To Forgive -- Bloomberg
- The Thousands Of US Locales Where Lead Poisoning Is Worse Than In Flint -- Reuters
- IBM Employees Launch Petition Protesting Cooperation With Donald Trump -- The Intercept
- Relocating US Embassy Is Illegal, And Is A Reckless Provocation -- Institute For Palestine Studies
- Lie By Lie: A Timeline For How We Got Into Iraq -- Mother Jones
- Former Flint Emergency Managers, Others Charged In Water Crisis -- Yahoo News
- 'Troll Storm' Goes After Jewish Residents Of Richard Spencer's Montana Hometown -- Yahoo News
- Israel Might Take In Aleppo Refugees For Medical Treatment -- Newsweek
- Reporting On Terror In A Networked World -- Columbia Journalism Review
- Covering A Potential Terrorist Attack? Keep These Things In Mind -- Columbia Journalism Review
- Lessons From Local Reporter On Trump's Carrier Deal: Access Isn't Everything -- Columbia Journalism Review
- German Media Wakes Up To A Nationalist Resurgence -- Columbia Journalism Review
- How Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert Blazed A Trail For Trump -- Columbia Journalism Review
- Israel's Netanyahu: U.S. Should Veto U.N.'s Resolution On Settlements -- Trust.org
- Trump Tweets US 'Must Greatly Strengthen Nuclear Capabilities -- ABC News
- Bill O'Reilly Says 'The Left Wants Power Taken Away From The White Establishment' -- Yahoo News
- Bizarre North Pole Temperatures Cap Off Year Of Record-Setting Warmth -- Yahoo News
- Netanyahu Calls In US Envoy In Fallout Over UN Vote -- Yahoo News
- Israel To Reassess U.N. Ties After Settlement Resolution, Says Netanyahu -- Yahoo News
Standing Rock Sioux - DAPL News
Pick(s) Of The Litter
- Massive 2013 Oil Spill In North Dakota Still Not Cleaned Up -- Yahoo News
- They Are Slaughtering Us Like Animals -- New York Times
- Media Silent As US-Backed Saudi Forces Starve Half Million Yemeni Children -- Mint Press News
- Invoking Syria, Policeman Kills Russian Ambassador To Turkey -- Yahoo News
- AP Photographer Captures Attack -- Yahoo News
- IMF Chief Convicted, But Spared Jail Time, For Corruption -- Common Dreams
- UN Approves Aleppo Monitors As Evacuations From City Proceeds -- Yahoo News
- Swiss Police: 3 Injured In Gunman's Attack At Zurich Mosque -- Yahoo News
- San Francisco's Judges Dismiss 66,000 Arrest Warrants Against The City's Homeless -- Activist Post
- Suspected Terrorist Attack Kills At Least 12 At Christmas Market In Berlin -- Yahoo News
- Islamic State Group Claims Berlin Christmas Market Attack -- Yahoo News
- Germany Frees Suspect In Berlin Christmas Market Attack -- Huffington Post
- Drug Firms Poured 780M Painkillers Into WV Amid Rise Of Overdoses -- Charleston Gazette-Mail
- Rights Group Counts 100s Of Deaths In Indian Police Custody -- Yahoo News
- Black Men Nearly 3 Times As Likely To Dies From Police Use Of Force, Study Says -- CNN
- Commentary: In Philly, Memorial Pays Tribute To The Homeless -- Philly.com
- Earth's Temperature To Dip But Still Sizzle In 2017 -- Yahoo News
- In Bitter Divide, Repeal Of North Carolina LGBT Law Fails -- Yahoo News
- Why Did North Carolina's Deal To Repeal HB2 Come Undone -- Yahoo News
- Italian Police Did Not Realize Man Was Berlin Terror Suspect Before Shootout -- Yahoo News
- U.S. Owes Black People reparations For A History Of 'Racial Terrorism,' Says U.N. Panel -- Washington Post
- World Fears Trump's America. That's A Good Thing -- New York Times
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