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Kenneth Marcus

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Louis D. Brandeis Center Chairman and Chief Executive Officer; author; civil rights lawyer; former Assistant U.S. Secretary of Education for Civil Rights.
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How the Trump Administration Is Reimagining Civil-Rights Enforcement

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By Kenneth Marcus
| National Review Verified
The Trump administration's muscular approach to civil-rights enforcement sets it apart from previous Republican administrations.
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Rudolph A. Marcus obituary: theoretical chemist who explained how electrons jump between molecules

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By Garnet Kin-Lic Chan, Kenneth Marcus
| Nature Verified
Credit: Science History Images/Alamy In just one month in the 1950s, Rudolph (Rudy) Marcus worked out the theory that for which he became famous. The Marcus theory of electron transfer predicts the rate at which an electron jumps from one molecule to another. This process is fundamental to molecular reactions, biological processes such as respiration and photosynthesis, and the functioning of devices including batteries. He received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for this insight in 1992.
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Bean Counting, Antisemitism and the EEOC

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By Kenneth Marcus
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Reports on workforce demography not only encourage quotas but mask discrimination. Mamdani targets Amazon's subcontracting model in Teamsters-backed bill Photo: Christopher Arbisi The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is considering a proposal to rescind requirements for large employers to file annual head counts of their workforce by race, sex and ethnicity, regardless of discrimination allegations.
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