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March 20, 2020

The 9 Most Important Unanswered Questions About Covid-19

Brian Resnick Vox

Is reinfection possible? Will it be seasonal? How prevalent is it really? These are some of the top questions on researchers’ minds.

March 20, 2020

The Coronavirus Might Kill Fracking

Alexander Sammon The American Prospect

The last recession brought us the fracking boom, but this one might end our addiction to cheap oil

The Coronavirus Explained & What You Should Do

March 20, 2020

A huge challenge in talking about Corona is that the science is ongoing. So we put in extra special care to have good sources for this video.

Lack of Paid Sick Leave Will Make Coronavirus Worse

March 20, 2020

Over 30 million American workers don't have paid sick leave. The people who need it most are least likely to have it.

The Technical Term Is 'Shitshow'

March 20, 2020

The Government has made an ad about the Coronavirus and it's surprisingly honest and informative

How Coronavirus Kills and How It Can Be Treated

March 20, 2020

Pulmonologist Dr. Seheult illustrates how viruses can cause pneumonia or acute lung inflammation, and evidenced-based treatment strategies

Pandumbic | The Daily Show

March 20, 2020

In this global crisis, the dumbest man in the world is in charge

March 20, 2020

Friday Nite Videos | March 20, 2020

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Pandumbic | The Daily Show. How Coronavirus Kills and How It Can Be Treated. The Technical Term Is 'Shitshow'. Lack of Paid Sick Leave Will Make Coronavirus Worse. The Coronavirus Explained & What You Should Do.

March 19, 2020

Class and the Challenge of COVID-19

Joseph A. McCartin Working-Class Perspectives

It is in our power to decide how to meet this crisis. We could deepen divisions and set off on the fool’s errand of building “Fortress America.” Or we could use it to build community, forge solidarity, revive internationalism, renovate democracy.

March 19, 2020

Prophetic Chronoscape: German Politics from the Thirty Years War to the Third Reich

Abigail Green London Review of Books

Some saw the collapse of the German Empire as a decisive and traumatic break in the historical continuity of the state. Nothing, in the book author’s view, more profoundly exemplified this revolt against history than National Socialism.