Truthout.org's William Rivers Pitt: Why Biden May Finally Be Ending Reagan’s ‘Rancid Legacy’
The Revolving Door Project's Max Moran: At 100 Days Biden Receives ‘Corporate Capture Report Card’
ACLU of Connecticut's Claudine Fox and Connecticut state Sen. Mae Flexer: Campaign to End Prison Gerrymandering in Connecticut Gains Momentum
Bob Nixon's Under-reported News Summary:
- Human Rights Watch report accuses Israel of apartheid
- 'Pro-business moderate' Andrew Yang leading NYC mayoral primary
- Biden American Rescue plan aiding black farmers in reparations movement
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