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NCTE's Annual African American Readings Promote Inclusive Understanding of History
For over 30 years, the National Council of Teachers of English has hosted annual African American readings, engaging over 6 million people in sharing stories and promoting a more inclusive understanding of American history, combatting the attempted erasure of Black history.
NCTE's Annual African American Readings Promote Inclusive Understanding of History
For over 30 years, the National Council of Teachers of English has hosted annual African American readings, engaging over 6 million people in sharing stories and promoting a more inclusive understanding of American history, combatting the attempted erasure of Black history.
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32% Bias Score
Russian Conscript's Death Exposes Kremlin's Wartime Deception
18-year-old Russian conscript Valentin died in August 2023 from shrapnel wounds in the Kursk region during a Ukrainian cross-border incursion, prompting his mother Elena to contact President Putin and demand answers about why conscripts were deployed to combat. The incident highlights the human cost...
Russian Conscript's Death Exposes Kremlin's Wartime Deception
18-year-old Russian conscript Valentin died in August 2023 from shrapnel wounds in the Kursk region during a Ukrainian cross-border incursion, prompting his mother Elena to contact President Putin and demand answers about why conscripts were deployed to combat. The incident highlights the human cost...
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Oostende Exiles: A Haven from Nazi Persecution
In 1936 Oostende, Belgium, became a haven for exiled German writers fleeing Nazi persecution, including Stefan Zweig and Joseph Roth, who found solace and community amidst fear and uncertainty, documenting their experiences and the political climate.
Oostende Exiles: A Haven from Nazi Persecution
In 1936 Oostende, Belgium, became a haven for exiled German writers fleeing Nazi persecution, including Stefan Zweig and Joseph Roth, who found solace and community amidst fear and uncertainty, documenting their experiences and the political climate.
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48% Bias Score
Brazil Blocks Rumble for Defiance of Court Orders
On February 21st, 2024, Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes blocked the social media platform Rumble for repeated refusal to comply with court orders, including appointing a legal representative in Brazil and removing hate speech content, citing concerns about the spread of disinform...
Brazil Blocks Rumble for Defiance of Court Orders
On February 21st, 2024, Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes blocked the social media platform Rumble for repeated refusal to comply with court orders, including appointing a legal representative in Brazil and removing hate speech content, citing concerns about the spread of disinform...
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44% Bias Score
Trump's Kennedy Center Takeover Mirrors Authoritarian Control of Culture
Donald Trump's appointment as chair of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, following the purging of the board and the installation of loyalists, mirrors historical authoritarian tactics of controlling culture to suppress dissent and consolidate power, similar to actions taken by Nazi...
Trump's Kennedy Center Takeover Mirrors Authoritarian Control of Culture
Donald Trump's appointment as chair of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, following the purging of the board and the installation of loyalists, mirrors historical authoritarian tactics of controlling culture to suppress dissent and consolidate power, similar to actions taken by Nazi...
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4% Bias Score
CIA's Secret Book Program During the Cold War
A new book reveals the CIA secretly sent around 10 million books, including copies of the Guardian Weekly, to Eastern Bloc countries during the Cold War to combat Soviet censorship and support anti-communist movements, with key figures like Jerzy Giedroyc playing crucial roles.
CIA's Secret Book Program During the Cold War
A new book reveals the CIA secretly sent around 10 million books, including copies of the Guardian Weekly, to Eastern Bloc countries during the Cold War to combat Soviet censorship and support anti-communist movements, with key figures like Jerzy Giedroyc playing crucial roles.
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48% Bias Score
Grok AI Chatbot Temporarily Blocks Websites After Unauthorized Prompt Modification
Elon Musk's xAI chatbot, Grok, temporarily blocked websites labeling Musk and Trump as disinformation spreaders after a former OpenAI employee unauthorizedly altered Grok's system prompt; xAI stated this violated its principles and corrected the issue, highlighting challenges in AI oversight and bia...
Grok AI Chatbot Temporarily Blocks Websites After Unauthorized Prompt Modification
Elon Musk's xAI chatbot, Grok, temporarily blocked websites labeling Musk and Trump as disinformation spreaders after a former OpenAI employee unauthorizedly altered Grok's system prompt; xAI stated this violated its principles and corrected the issue, highlighting challenges in AI oversight and bia...
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36% Bias Score
Berlinale 2024: Controversies Erupt Over Antisemitism and Artistic Freedom
The 75th Berlinale, ending Saturday, faced controversies involving antisemitic remarks from award winners and protestors, prompting investigations and raising questions about free speech and political sensitivities in a publicly funded event.
Berlinale 2024: Controversies Erupt Over Antisemitism and Artistic Freedom
The 75th Berlinale, ending Saturday, faced controversies involving antisemitic remarks from award winners and protestors, prompting investigations and raising questions about free speech and political sensitivities in a publicly funded event.
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60% Bias Score
AP Sues Trump Administration Over Access to Presidential Events
The Associated Press sued three Trump administration officials for barring its journalists from presidential events for ten days because of their refusal to use "Gulf of America" instead of "Gulf of Mexico", citing a violation of the First Amendment.
AP Sues Trump Administration Over Access to Presidential Events
The Associated Press sued three Trump administration officials for barring its journalists from presidential events for ten days because of their refusal to use "Gulf of America" instead of "Gulf of Mexico", citing a violation of the First Amendment.
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52% Bias Score
Germany's Restrictive Free Speech Laws: A Comparison with the US
Germany's Basic Law protects free speech but restricts it to protect personal honor, unlike the broader US First Amendment; this difference stems from historical context and raises questions about the effectiveness of suppressing hate speech versus allowing open debate.
Germany's Restrictive Free Speech Laws: A Comparison with the US
Germany's Basic Law protects free speech but restricts it to protect personal honor, unlike the broader US First Amendment; this difference stems from historical context and raises questions about the effectiveness of suppressing hate speech versus allowing open debate.
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36% Bias Score
Australian Artists Protest Sabsabi's Venice Biennale Removal
Twenty-three renowned Australian artists protested Creative Australia's decision to remove Khaled Sabsabi from representing Australia at the 2026 Venice Biennale following parliamentary questions about his past artwork, creating a major controversy and impacting Australia's international art standin...
Australian Artists Protest Sabsabi's Venice Biennale Removal
Twenty-three renowned Australian artists protested Creative Australia's decision to remove Khaled Sabsabi from representing Australia at the 2026 Venice Biennale following parliamentary questions about his past artwork, creating a major controversy and impacting Australia's international art standin...
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64% Bias Score
Dutch Court Blocks Ban on Three Islamic Preachers
A Dutch court blocked the government's attempt to ban three Islamic preachers—Abu Bakr Zoud, Ali Hammuda, and Mohammed Hijab—from speaking at the Ramadan Expo in Utrecht, citing insufficient evidence of extremism despite their controversial views on homosexuality, the Hamas attack, and the Israeli-P...
Dutch Court Blocks Ban on Three Islamic Preachers
A Dutch court blocked the government's attempt to ban three Islamic preachers—Abu Bakr Zoud, Ali Hammuda, and Mohammed Hijab—from speaking at the Ramadan Expo in Utrecht, citing insufficient evidence of extremism despite their controversial views on homosexuality, the Hamas attack, and the Israeli-P...
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48% Bias Score
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