February 26, 2014 · 1 Comments
By John Halle: Even if common sense didn't tell us that stopped clocks sometimes display useful information, we could infer it from reading Nicholas Kristof’s Times ...
By Robert Greenstein: Nicholas Kristof published an important column in the New York Time srecently about young children in some poor communities who face greatly diminished opportunities ...
By Bob Somerby: Kids who come from low-income, low-literacy backgrounds tend to be strongly disadvantaged. There may not be any books in the home. Their parents or care-givers may not read to them—may not take them to the library.
By Alex Kane: New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof defends the nomination of Chuck Hagel yesterday...
By Alex Pareene: This year, my annual list of the worst of political media highlights not just individuals, but the institutions that enable those individuals.
By Greg Kaufmann: In a somewhat bizarre op-ed last Sunday, New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof acknowledged, “I’m no expert on domestic poverty,” and then seemingly set out to prove ...
By Bob Somerby: Scribe, take a good look around: In Thursday morning’s New York Times, Nicholas Kristof was proclaiming some very unlikely good news.
By Shawn Fremstad: In Sunday’s New York Times, Nicholas Kristof tells us that he hopes “budget negotiations in Washington may offer us a chance to take money from SSI [Supplemental ...
By Maria Hengeveld: In early October this year, PBS released the documentary ‘Half the Sky’, based on the book by frequent AIAC target and New York Times ...
By Costas Panayotakis: In a column published in the November 1, 2012 edition of The New York Times Nicholas Kristof describes Hurricane Sandy as a wake-up call that underlines the urgency of dealing with climate change.
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