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A new book from Harvard scholar Keidrick Roy, “American Dark Age: Racial Feudalism and the Rise of Black Liberalism,” lays out their pioneering critique of the enduring power of feudalism on American thought, along with a coherent framework of liberal ideas shaped by their individual and collective lived experiences.

Meanwhile, once reputable newspapers now run by billionaires refused to endorse a competent, coherent woman for president.

The results aren't particularly great - the song is sickly and overlong - but the fact that it's coherent at all is a testament to his skill as a producer, arranger, mentor and referee.

Trump also appears to be losing his ability to use language in a coherent way.

Speaking to Laura Kuenssberg, Badenoch said Reeves's plan was "not coherent".