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Ababiy: Don’t freeze tuition, lower it

by Jonathan Ababiy
Published August 5, 2020

Covid-19 has changed everything—work, school, social life—except for the cost of tuition

Skoog: Action, ideology and the in-between of speech

by Caroline Skoog
Published August 4, 2020

Hate groups get the free-speech go ahead.

Skoog: Militancy in the marketplace of ideas

by Caroline Skoog
Published August 3, 2020

The First Amendment grants you the right to send me one hateful email, but it can’t be a death threat. That’s censorship.

Editorial: Black Lives Matter is about all Black lives, not any single white ego.

by The Minnesota Daily Editorial Board
Published August 2, 2020

Performative activism hurts the people for whom it claims to advocate.

The Final Cartoon

by Robert McGrady
Published August 1, 2020

Ababiy: Patronizing, undemocratic, unrepresentative: The Minneapolis Charter Commission

by Jonathan Ababiy
Published August 1, 2020

The Minneapolis Charter Commission wants to steal police reform from voters in one of the biggest election years ever.

Guest column: The responsibility Minneapolis has in leading the future of civil rights reform

by Guest Column
Published August 1, 2020

The Minneapolis City Council faces a golden opportunity to reform community policing in a way that prioritizes its Black citizens. It would be negligent to not take advantage.

Skoog: Federal agents carpooling for climate change. In unmarked vans.

by Caroline Skoog
Published July 27, 2020

Snatching civilians and restoring faith in government: It’s a civil liberties hellscape.

Wanton violence, Pt. II

by Jonathan Ababiy
Published July 25, 2020

How a broken system of accountability enabled MPD’s brutal response to the George Floyd protests.

Ababiy: Wanton violence, Pt. II

by Jonathan Ababiy
Published July 25, 2020

How a broken system of accountability enabled MPD’s brutal response to the George Floyd protests.

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