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"A study just published in PS: Political Science and Politics suggests that in graduate departments, class may be nowhere to be found in admissions decisions."
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Q&A with one of the best in the business.
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"I've since learned the various stages of calling someone with a prejudice or racist belief or action out are very similar to the Kubler-Ross model of catastrophic loss."
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A comparative analysis.
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"But the ape authorities rejected the message of Gorilla Jesus, cause their hearts were hard and their minds were closed and they couldn't tell what he was sayin cause they were all just a buncha gorillas," says Giblets.
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