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HIV/AIDS Funding at Risk Under the Trump Government?
The Trump administration's anti-foreign aid stance may put the future of HIV and AIDS funding at risk.
The Solidarity Ecosystems of Occupied Factories
The workers of the recuperated VIO.ME factory in Greece are building towards more supportive communities.
Even Trump Can’t Stop the Tide of Green Jobs
Unlike traditional manufacturing jobs, green jobs in the clean energy industry have been on a steady upward swing.
The Cold Heart of ICE
The future of a North Carolina nursing student rested in the hands of immigration officials on Valentine's Day.
Trump Can’t Sell Fear Unless the Public Buys It
The process of creating fear and enemies is a two-way street. We are not mere puppets, with our leaders pulling our strings.
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Double Punishment: After Prison, Moms Face Legal Battles to Reunite With Kids
Incarcerated parents — usually mothers — have to meet formidable benchmarks to avoid permanently losing custody.
More Near-Disasters Like Oroville Are Very Likely in the Future, Say Experts
Despite increasing evidence of climate impacts, state isn't considering climate change for new dams and water storage projects that are in the works
Throughout History, the Powerless Have Fought With Words for Liberation
The “Verso Book of Dissent” offers a mosaic of dissenting voices through four millennia of world history in one volume.
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An Elusive Justice: Holding Parent Companies Accountable for Human Rights Abuse
People continue to suffer abuses at the hands of companies operating across borders.
Democratize the Union: Let the Rank-and-File Decide!
To revitalize labor unions, workers themselves will have to be put in control. Applying participatory budgeting to dues allocation would be a good start.