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How should funders and foundations deal with polarization?
Today's foundations came of age in a time when unbiased, expert advice led to bipartisan solutions. That's all gone now. How should they deal with today's polarization?
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Obama says he’s ready to lead on climate
At the U.N. Climate Summit, Obama said the U.S. and China will take the lead on fighting climate change. "It’s what big nations have to do,” he said. OK, we're waiting ...
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Join us for live coverage of the U.N. climate talks
President Obama is among the world leaders talking about climate change in New York City.
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Wall Street protest arrests nab 2 Captain Planets, 1 polar bear
Flood Wall Street demonstrators block a street in Manhattan's financial district with balloons, costumes, and chants, and 101 arrests follow.
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Why the (awesome) climate march won’t change American politics
Great as the march was, conservatives didn't come out to it, so it won't change Congress and it won't change the polarization gripping America.
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Polarization in America is here to stay. What now?
Republicans and Democrats are further apart than ever, and calls for “civility” and presidential “leadership” won’t change that. It's time to think about what's next.
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One big march, lots of little messages
Organizers estimate that 310,000 people joined the New York climate march, and each one had a point to hammer home.
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Check out these great photos of the NYC climate march
This is what it looks like when several hundred thousand people take to the streets for climate change.
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This video shows just how awesomely huge the People’s Climate March was
Damn, that was big! The march in New York City on Sunday brought out record crowds.
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Peacekeepers and direct-action proponents prepare for climate protest, in very different ways
Tips: Keep your phone in your pocket, and practice being water.