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Trump’s Arpaio Pardon Signals to White Supremacists: “I’ve Got Your Back“
Arpaio and Trump share the same racism and contempt for the law.
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How the “Business Case” for Gender Equality Sidelines Human Rights
Women's rights at work are an investment in their dignity.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau: A Government Agency for Promoting Growth
The effect of the CFPB on boosting growth is too little appreciated even by those who strongly support the Bureau.
Can the US and North Korea Move From Threats to Negotiations?
Despite Trump's threats, US may try diplomacy with North Korea.
Climate Justice Is Racial Justice Is Gender Justice
Bill McKibben interviews Jacqueline Patterson, the director of the NAACP Environmental and Climate Justice Program.
The Legal Threat to Diversity on Campus
The potential threat of legal action could have a dramatic impact on the diversity of college campuses across the country.
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“Indigenous Navigator” Offers New Way to Monitor Indigenous Rights Worldwide
Monitoring Indigenous Peoples' rights around the world just got easier, thanks to a new tool called the Indigenous Navigator.
Trump’s Lawyers Sue Greenpeace Over Dakota Access Pipeline
Greenpeace calls the suit “a pattern of harassment by corporate bullies, with Trump's attorneys leading the way.”
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Refugee Women in Greece Struggle to Access Contraception
With so little control over their environments, how can they retain control over their bodies?
The Trump Administration Just Put Ronald Reagan Alongside Eugene Debs in Its Labor Hall of Honor
Reagan was in fact an enemy of organized labor throughout his presidency.