Magdi Semrau
Magdi Semrau writes about the politics of language, science and medicine for the Editorial Board. She has researched child language development and published in the New York Academy of Sciences. Born and raised in Alaska, she can be found @magi_jay.
Sorting the reachable from the unreachable.
Learning is a threat to the modern GOP, writes Magdi Semrau.
Magdi Semrau explains three ways “anti-woke” critics get social reform wrong.
His essay in The Atlantic argues against itself, writes Magdi Semrau.
Magdi Semrau explains why the GOP loves a do-nothing Congress.
Anyone saying otherwise is just making things up, writes Magdi Semrau.
The GOP has no plan to bring back lost voters, writes Magdi Semrau
The attack on shared reality began in the 60s, says Magdi Semrau.
A new study involving 5,089 participants finds that anti-racism does not hurt support for Dem policy
Yet the opposite was widely reported, writes Magdi Semrau.
Manipulation of wokeness, however, is bad, writes Magdi Semrau
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