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Be Not Afraid…

Isis Isis the Scientist
There is something wrong with how this journal and its editors engage 50% of the population (or 20% of scientists) and I believe in my right to say “this is not ‘ok’.”

Alive Inside: How the Magic of Music Proves Therapeutic for Patients with Alzheimer’s and Dementia

Amy Goodman Democracy Now!
With advanced dementia, when people no longer can recognize their own family members, they stop speaking. But when they hear music that’s familiar from their youth, because those memories are preserved, they come alive. They connect with that. It’s a direct sort of a backdoor to that failing cognitive system right to the emotional system, which is really very much intact.

Poverty and Inequality, in Charts

Jared Bernstein The New York Times
Not only are we now faced with slower growth, but that lesser growth rate is much more narrowly distributed.

Left Out of Obama's Commission on Elections? Race

Brentin Mock Demos
The North Carolina state conference of the NAACP recently amended their voting rights complaint against the state arguing that the elimination of pre-registration would affect black and brown teens harder than their white peers because they otherwise have less opportunities to register to vote.

Needle

John Darkow Cagle