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The process of creating fear and enemies is a two-way street. We are not mere puppets, with our leaders pulling our strings.

Incarcerated parents — usually mothers — have to meet formidable benchmarks to avoid permanently losing custody.

Despite increasing evidence of climate impacts, state isn't considering climate change for new dams and water storage projects that are in the works

The “Verso Book of Dissent” offers a mosaic of dissenting voices through four millennia of world history in one volume.

People continue to suffer abuses at the hands of companies operating across borders.

To revitalize labor unions, workers themselves will have to be put in control. Applying participatory budgeting to dues allocation would be a good start.

Today's Black inventors are following in the footsteps of those who came before them.

If clean, renewable, community energy continues to expand, the arguments to restart nuclear power plants and build new coal power plants will no longer hold sway.

Over a span of decades, hundreds of thousands of pounds of C-8 was dumped by DuPont into the Ohio River.

Immigrant advocates are asking communities across the US to take action against the criminalization of immigrants.