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Marty Levine August 16, 2022 Last week, Michael Koplow the Chief Policy Officer at Israel Policy Forum, titled his column “PROOF OF CONCEPT FOR A BETTER GAZA POLICY.” The...

Marty Levine August 12, 2022 In a recent Next City story about  Dallas public schools, I found a bit of hope. Dallas public schools are getting real traction from...

Marty Levine August 5, 2022 In 1964,  Martin Luther King Jr. ended his sermon at the commencement exercises for Wesleyan University’s graduating class, drawing on words first spoken a...

Marty Levine August 2, 2022 Last Wednesday Senators Manchin and Schumer issued a joint statement declaring they had reached a historic agreement. In their joint statement they said that...

Carole Levine   July 31, 2022 I like to think that I am pretty sensitive to those who are differently “abled”.  I grew up with a pretty severe hearing loss...

LevelMarty Levine July 27, 2022 From the moment I wake up until I shut down my iPad, ready to sleep, I am constantly asked to donate. At 6.30 a.m.,...

Marty Levine July 19, 2022 In 1968, when I was a graduate student, I was deeply involved in protesting the ongoing war in Viet Nam, the Civil Rights Movement,...

Carole Levine     July 18. 2022 As many of us sit transfixed, watching the January 6thCommittee’s hearings and wondering how we have descended into this kind of pollical morass,...

Marty Levine July 11, 2022 Highland Park, Illinois is just 17 miles north of where I live. It is a community I have worked in, often having meetings in...

July 6, 2022 Money may not be able to buy you love but it certainly can buy you a lot of political influence. Since 1976, when the Supreme Court...