Yes, you can defend science without being partisan

Grist
By Nathanael JohnsonApr 22, 2017, 6:35 am217 pts
The March for Science — happening on April 22 in cities around America and the world — bills itself as a “celebration of science,” but its critics are more likely to see it as a bunch of liberals getting together to bash Donald Trump. Those options aren’t mutually exclusive, either: In recent years,…

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