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Two conventions, two American realities

A look back at two conventions and two contrasting portraits of the country ahead of the election this fall. Plus, how the Milwaukee Bucks’ strike signaled a new level of civil disobedience in sports.

Friday, August 28, 2020
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Trump and Biden look to brutal fall campaign over pandemic, race and the economy

Most sports leagues pause with second day of protests, some more unified than others

NBA players set a new standard of civil disobedience. Now there’s no going back.
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Two conventions, two American realities

A look back at two conventions and two contrasting portraits of the country ahead of the election this fall. Plus, how the Milwaukee Bucks’ strike signaled a new level of civil disobedience in sports.

Friday, August 28, 2020
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Trump and Biden look to brutal fall campaign over pandemic, race and the economy

Most sports leagues pause with second day of protests, some more unified than others

NBA players set a new standard of civil disobedience. Now there’s no going back.
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