No one with any official power will care until that number gets past some threshold (10,000? 100,000?). Which is essentially a concession that Israel gets to indiscriminately kills lots of palestinians in exchange for the attacks.

Cool. Haven't read this by Norman. I read and taught Gail Hillebrand account: openscholarship.wustl.edu/law_lawrevie...

I forgot about your stint as a “programmer”

Good piece. Though I think folks overemphasize the hindutva connections. Even if that's where much of public opposition comes from, casteism is baked into the fabric of many diasporic religious and social institutions. I suspect opposition extends well beyond hindutva sympathizers

This strikes me as spot on. The academic critiques are less about CRT and more about center-right and libertarian economics losing some purchase. But who knows. No one is particularly clear about what is missing.

Maybe. Or the part where she points to the regressive distributive implications of hale’s program and endorses tax and transfer.

I think it’s all forecasted in the last chapter of fried’s book.