
Caroline Petrow-Cohen
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Caroline Petrow-Cohen was a 2021 Opinion intern at the Los Angeles Times. She is a senior at Duke University, where she studies English, journalism and environmental science and policy. She has previously written for the Charlotte Observer, INDY Week and the 9th Street Journal.
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A teacher’s acceptance can mean everything for a transgender student. If some teachers can’t accept their students for who they are, then they don’t belong in the classroom.
The talk-radio host is running for governor but doesn’t seem to understand the basic inequality between labor and capital.
Making its Olympic debut, skateboarding brought joy and expression to the forefront of the Games, showcasing freedom, creativity and individuality.
The Biden administration appears committed to tackling violent domestic extremism. A new federal statute should be part of their plan.
The most chilling aspect of Texas’ new ban isn’t the attack on reproductive rights, it’s the legal twist that might let the state get away with it.
Ingerimos pequeñas partículas de plástico en nuestra comida, agua y aire. Los científicos no pueden precisar qué significa esto para nuestra salud, pero no puede ser bueno.
We ingest tiny particles of plastic in our food, water and air. Scientists can’t say precisely what this means for our health, but it can’t be good.
Whether it’s the Revolutionary War or hot dog trivia, how much do you know about Independence Day?
If the incentives are making a positive difference right now, then they’re worth it. But that doesn’t mean they’re helping us prepare for the challenges we’ll face in the future.
If the Nazis did it, we should probably avoid it, right?