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David Sirota: Yes, We Can Walk and Chew Gum

While the hypocrisy is enraging, the substance of GOP rhetoric about gay rights is downright offensive
 

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David Sirota: America’s Guns and Butter Economy

In a desperate attempt to export more 'stuff,' we're just fattening up the world and arming it for permanent bloodshed
 

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David Sirota: Property Rights In the Cloud Not a Clear Picture

Google's cloud network claims rights to intellectual property, information submitted to Google Drive, but what are we giving up?
 

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David Sirota: An Eye on the Deceptive Politics of Sight

Modern society has reconstructed itself to hide horrific consequences from view
 

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David Sirota: Contradiction Where Religion and American Politics Meet

Younger evangelicals are increasingly less devoutly committed to the GOP and its Tea Party-inspired agenda
 

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David Sirota: The End of Our ‘Shut Up and Play’ Culture

More and more pro athletes are exercising their right to speak out on politics and other major issues
 

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David Sirota: Where We’re Going, We Don’t Need New Roads

Americans' attitudinal shifts don't justify continuing to destroy neighborhoods to make room for bigger roads
 

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David Sirota: Charter Schools Are Not the Silver Bullet

Evidence shows they're not a systemic answer to America's education crisis
 

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David Sirota: Oil, Gas Companies Resort to Using the Layer Ploy

Despite health concerns stemming from drilling, the industry and its allies fuel their interests through legislative deception
 

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David Sirota: A Welcome Return to Basic Standards

Limbaugh's rare apology signals a shift in what's acceptable — and what's not — in political discourse
 

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David Sirota: Obama’s College Affordability Initiatives the Opposite of Snobbery

Criticism from three-degree Rick Santorum reeks of hypocrisy
 

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David Sirota: Forgetting the Past, One Military Movie at a Time

Military-Entertainment Complex obscures history's lessons we could learn from
 

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David Sirota: Will Americans Choose a Chinese Future?

The choice between two paths should be a no-brainer
 

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David Sirota: Principle of ‘Enough’ Goes Mainstream in America

Most of us know what qualifies as 'enough'; it's just a matter of embracing it
 

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David Sirota: When It Comes to Education Technology, Trust But Verify

Evidence shows it's hardly a safe bet to invest in flashy gadgets with the allure of a quick fix amid declining school budgets
 

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David Sirota: Americans’ Economic Normalcy Bias

Overconsumption is at the root of our nation's continuing self-destructive behavior
 

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David Sirota: America’s Selective Definition of Bigotry

Case in point: two-sided debate over Republican candidate Ron Paul
 

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David Sirota: Public Education Reveals America’s Real Occupiers

Elected officials separate themselves from their destructive policies by sending their own children to private schools
 

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David Sirota: Commemorating Our Soon-to-Be Lost Vernacular

From 'civil liberties' to 'journalism,' the top 10 words or phrases my child may never know
 

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David Sirota: ‘Tis the Season for Fake Outrage

Christian zealots manufacture victimhood in a self-righteous attempt to push their faith on others
 

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David Sirota: Banana Republicans’ Assault on Democracy

Rather than bend to public opinion, the GOP wants to disenfranchise it
 

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David Sirota: What Real Education Reform Looks Like

It's poverty and punitive funding formulas, stupid
 

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David Sirota: Celebrating the End of Kids’ Wall Street Dreams

With fewer young people pursuing finance-related careers, we'll all be better off
 

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David Sirota: Anger Sowing Seeds of New Consumer Movement

Being a patron comes with power, and we're finally getting mad enough to use it
 

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David Sirota: Why Income Inequality Suddenly Matters

Protesters have shaken the long-standing hypothesis that the rich-poor divide is necessary for a superior economy
 

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David Sirota: The Choice Between Democracy and Autocracy

Without the Occupy protests, the future of the economy and our freedoms are at risk
 

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David Sirota: The Obama Administration’s Real-Life Death Panel

Congress' refusal to even question the 'kill list' is nothing short of detestable
 

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David Sirota: Stopping the Insanity from ‘Corporate Psychopaths’

Research shows why now — more than ever — we must refuse to succumb to political apathy
 

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David Sirota: How Baseball Explains Modern Racism

Study's findings provide a larger lesson about conditioned behavior
 

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David Sirota: The Two Heads of One Political Monster

Look no further than Colorado to see just how the two-party duopoly really operates
 

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David Sirota: University of Hypocrisy — Yes to Alcohol, No to Marijuana

Double standard lets students party hard, but with a substance far more dangerous than pot
 

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David Sirota: Ten Years After 9/11, It’s Time to ‘Broaden the Context’

Schools avoid the topic, but there are uncomfortable truths our children need to know
 

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David Sirota: America’s Lesson of the Chinese Invasion

The true problem is that we're no longer willing or able to invest in our own future
 

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David Sirota: Race and America’s Church of Denialism

Despite the rhetoric, you don't have to look far to see that white privilege persists
 

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David Sirota: Chewing Over Child’s Inquiries About Vegetarianism

The questions will come amid our meat-centric society in which even the grocery store promotes subtle propaganda
 

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