Fixing Classes for ‘Gifted’ Students

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1. The “gifted” system in U.S. schools is broken, racist, and completely fixable.

By Max Nisen in Quartz

2. Will Israel’s prime minister recognize that his country faces more than one threat to its existence?

By Jeffrey Goldberg in the Atlantic

3. Some young people think their votes don’t count. They should see this.

By Sean McElwee in Mic

4. The future of organ transplantation is hot. Literally.

By Robert Coolman in the Daily Beast

5. We need to rethink all our cybersecurity laws.

By Jeff Kosseff in TechCrunch

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