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2 weeks ago | 
wglt.org | Richard D. Kahlenberg
Colleges and universities have had to adjust their admissions processes after the Supreme Court struck down race-based affirmative action a couple of years ago. Author Richard Kahlenberg argues that schools should turn to class-based affirmative action, which he says will also increase diversity.
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3 weeks ago | 
duluthnewstribune.com | Richard D. Kahlenberg
With Memorial Day now passed, it is sobering to recognize that today’s young people are unlikely to respond as enthusiastically to a call to serve their country as members of the World War II generation did 80 years ago. Young people do not exhibit the high levels of patriotism and commitment to democracy found among earlier generations. However, I don’t blame the young people.
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1 month ago | 
latrobebulletinnews.com | Richard D. Kahlenberg
It is sobering to recognize that today’s young people are unlikely to respond as enthusiastically to a call to serve their country as members of the World War II generation did 80 years ago. Young people do not exhibit the high levels of patriotism and commitment to democracy found among earlier generations. However, I don’t blame young people. Each generation must be taught, by word and deed, the genius of American democracy, and those of us who are older have failed to do so.
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1 month ago | 
triblive.com | Richard D. Kahlenberg
As we approach Memorial Day, it is sobering to recognize that today’s young people are unlikely to respond as enthusiastically to a call to serve their country as members of the World War II generation did 80 years ago. Young people do not exhibit the high levels of patriotism and commitment to democracy found among earlier generations. However, I don’t blame young people.
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1 month ago | 
delawarevalleyjournal.com | Richard D. Kahlenberg
For an alternate viewpoint, see: Point: Yes, We Can Still Count on the Young to Defend America”As we approach Memorial Day, it is sobering to recognize that today’s young people are unlikely to respond as enthusiastically to a call to serve their country as members of the World War II generation did 80 years ago. Young people do not exhibit the high levels of patriotism and commitment to democracy found among earlier generations. However, I don’t blame young people.
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1 month ago | 
thesunchronicle.com | Richard D. Kahlenberg
As we approach Memorial Day, it is sobering to recognize that today's young people are unlikely to respond as enthusiastically to a call to serve their country as members of the World War II generation did 80 years ago. Young people do not exhibit the high levels of patriotism and commitment to democracy found among earlier generations. However, I don't blame young people. Richard D.
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1 month ago | 
nwitimes.com | Richard D. Kahlenberg
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1 month ago | 
richmond.com | Richard D. Kahlenberg
Young people are unlikely to respond as enthusiastically to a call to serve their country as members of the World War II generation did 80 years ago. Young people do not exhibit the high levels of patriotism and commitment to democracy found among earlier generations. But I don’t blame young people. Each generation must be taught, by word and deed, the genius of American democracy. Those of us who are older have failed to do so. During World War II, Americans rallied around President Franklin D.
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1 month ago | 
theeagle.com | Richard D. Kahlenberg
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1 month ago | 
buffalonews.com | Richard D. Kahlenberg
Young people are unlikely to respond as enthusiastically to a call to serve their country as members of the World War II generation did 80 years ago. Young people do not exhibit the high levels of patriotism and commitment to democracy found among earlier generations. But I don’t blame young people. Each generation must be taught, by word and deed, the genius of American democracy. Those of us who are older have failed to do so. During World War II, Americans rallied around President Franklin D.
