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Absolutely insane footage of the NYPD entering Columbia University. It’s endless.

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Columbia University President Minouche Shafik's letter to the NYPD

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The Columbia Spectator, New York, Tuesday, April 30, 1968:

You may well have the unusual situation of the Columbia student radio station being eligible for a Pulitzer Prize, administered by Columbia University, for the station’s coverage of how Columbia called the cops on Columbia students. (They’re doing an extraordinary job).

Thank you WKCR-FM NY. You all have been so excellent in your coverage tonight (and throughout)

70 years ago, #SCOTUS in Brown v. Board of Education: public school racial segregation is unconstitutional. New: Thurgood Marshall & CJ Earl Warren voices, AI-recreated, from the case. (I'm honored to have advised this project.) Supreme Court Historical Society Legal Defense Fund brown.oyez.org

This video explains the recreation process: #BrownvBoard #BrownvBoard70 #BrownRevisited #deeptrue youtube.com/watch?v=RpBFyP… youtube.com/watch?v=RpBFyP… #BrownvBoard #BrownvBoard70 #BrownRevisited #deeptrue

I've spent many(!) months highlighting the twists and turns behind SCOTUS's unanimous decision in it's 1954 landmark case, Brown v Board of Education. For the 70th anniversary (Friday), hear it all with historically recreated voices at oyez.brown.org

Listen to the actual voice of Chief Justice Earl Warren “reading” the earthshaking opinion in Brown v. Board of Education, handed down May 17, 1954 — 70 years ago this Friday. Hear the great Thurgood Marshall’s voice as well. It’s their own words, spliced from other recordings.

A new Stanford/UCLA study finds 64% increase in segregation b/t white and Black students since 1988. Tough context for Spooler's deep dive into unanimous SCOTUS decision Brown v Board of Ed 70 years ago tomorrow - brown.oyez.org

Thread for young #journalism pros. Life is long. I hope your career will be long. I had zero career until my mid30s. I stepped away from work repeatedly. I drifted, I vanished, I got paid garbage, I got "soft" fired. I was still sort of figuring it all out well into my 40s 1/