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"You're calling me disrespectful because I've interrupted people, but this gentleman has turned off people's lights in the middle of a global health pandemic."

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A teacher asked a great question about superintendent pay. Then, all hell broke loose.

Her earnest question about inequality in our education system was met with a grotesque abuse of power.

"Take it with you bro" turned into a tear-jerking story of human connection.

"You're calling me disrespectful because I've interrupted people, but this gentleman has turned off people's lights in the middle of a global health pandemic."

'Take care of yourself first. When you take care of yourself, you can take care of your kid.'

Juan Williams says there's a strong legal case to block Trump from ever becoming president again.

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This question is still relevant as ever.

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"THIS is the face of domestic violence."

"This is just the start of a battle of being able to touch as many people as we can."

Her earnest question about inequality in our education system was met with a grotesque abuse of power.

Obviously, it wasn't the most comfortable — or preferred — seat on the train for riders.

"People don’t need to be that mean."

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