Fed up Kentucky teachers aim to oust conniving officials
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Kentucky lawmakers pulled shady moves to gut teacher pensions in spite of massive protests. Now educators are fiercely working to make sure voters “Remember in November.”
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“Jeanette’s Law” could help victims of domestic violence in Kentucky
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A woman was charged almost $200 to divorce her abusive husband. She and her lawyer asked the Kentucky Legislature to fix it.
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Scalawag, narrow victories, and the march forward
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After almost four years working at Scalawag, I'm looking back and forward—and sharing what I've learned with a lot of thanks.
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Baby gay old man transguy seeks Southern comfort
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Here in the Southern realm, dating men as a man--after over three decades as a woman dating other women--is a contortion and an anthropologic goldmine simultaneously.
The price of cheap: Bryant Simon’s “The Hamlet Fire”
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A walk down Main Street confirms what an important new book claims: America’s obsession with cheap goods claims lives and kills towns.