
THAT'S DEBATABLE Two perspectives on one of the nation's biggest debates this week. Broadband for All?



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30% The percentage of public K-12 students without adequate internet or devices for remote learning.POINTS OF VIEW Top insights and news from the intellectual leaders who have battled it out on the Intelligence Squared stage.
-David Brooks envisions how a Biden victory may reshape the American political landscape and holds out hope for moderation. (Read more via The New York Times, David's debate on the two-party system.) -Meanwhile, Sally Pipes points to the Biden “unity” task force’s agenda as catering to the party’s extremes, calling his moderation into question. (Read more via FOX, Sally's debate on Medicare.) -Is anti-racism training, popularized by authors like Robin DiAngelo, in fact perpetuating white supremacy? Jonathan Chait makes the case. (Read more via Intelligencer, Jonathan's debate on Obamacare) - Lawrence Krauss weighs in on whether scientific inquiry is immune from political ideology (Read more via the Wall Street Journal, Lawrence's debate on science and religion.) - Jessica Grose argues that working from home disproportionally disrupts working mothers’ careers. (Read more via The New York Times, Jessica's debate on millennials.)
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