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By: Clay Bennett ,

Published: August 19, 2011

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Education & Youth

Native Higher Ed May Be Shortchanged $250 Million Per Year by Congress

Many colleges in Indigenous communities have major infrastructural problems because they cannot afford maintenance.

By: Matt Krupnick ,; ProPublica

News

Politics & Elections

FEMA Workers Told to Flee North Carolina After Threats From “Armed Militias”

MAGA's “lies have real world consequences,” Carolina Forward, a North Caroline-Based think tank, said.

By: Julia Conley ,; CommonDreams

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LGBTQ Rights

The End of Federal Abortion Rights Hurt LGBTQ Parents, New Study Reveals

Roe v. Wade's overturn upended relationships, family planning and the mental health of queer women and nonbinary people.

By: Orion Rummler ,; The19th

Interview

War & Peace

Doctors at Hospital in Gaza Refugee Camp Besieged by Israel Refuse to Evacuate

“We will not leave our patients behind us,” Dr. Mohammed Salha, acting director of Al-Awda Hospital in Jabaliya, said.

By: Amy Goodman ,; DemocracyNow!

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War & Peace

US Deploys 100 Troops to Israel as Latter Prepares to Attack Iran

The U.S. currently has some 40,000 soldiers stationed across the Middle East.

By: Jake Johnson ,; CommonDreams

Op-Ed

Education & Youth

The Lack of Native Doctors Has Deadly Consequences. We Can Fix It.

Increased access to scholarships and other funding is crucial to improving Native representation in medicine and beyond.

By: Breckin Horton ,; Truthout

Op-Ed

Racial Justice

Indigenous Sovereignty Is Under Attack as Supreme Court Bends Rules for Settlers

In the past 30 years, Indigenous tribes and tribal interests have lost two-thirds of all Supreme Court cases.

By: Rebecca Nagle ,; Truthout

Op-Ed

Human Rights

Protests Surge as Governments Support Genocide and Climate Catastrophy

As violence escalates in Gaza and Lebanon, protests against government support for genocide grow worldwide.

By: Basav Sen ,; ForeignPolicyinFocus

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Education & Youth

Oklahoma Spends Millions on Bibles for Schools, Sparking Civil Rights Investigation

Critics argue it violates church-state separation and harms students' rights.

By: Nadra Nittle ,; The19th

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Environment & Health

Protests Grow as Corporate-Backed Biomass Projects Threaten Forests and Communities

Communities and activists push back against biomass projects promoted as “clean energy.”

By: Nick Engelfried ,; WagingNonviolence

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Native Higher Ed May Be Shortchanged $250 Million Per Year by Congress

FEMA Workers Told to Flee North Carolina After Threats From “Armed Militias”

The End of Federal Abortion Rights Hurt LGBTQ Parents, New Study Reveals

Doctors at Hospital in Gaza Refugee Camp Besieged by Israel Refuse to Evacuate

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