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A recent direct action by Chicago activists represented a city raging against corruption, systemic abuse and state violence.

The vast inequality they are creating is a death sentence for government by consent of the people.

Extreme philanthropy is not the answer to extreme inequality.

The US involvement in the Yemen crisis can be summed up in four words: allegiance to Saudi Arabia.

Why do we need more women in politics? The legitimacy of these institutions partially depends on their perceived fairness.

The first film came out in 1977, and it's only now that this fictional world is catching up with the diversity of our real one.

Some organizers fear electoral and respectability politics could stifle the movement against mass incarceration.

“Too often, workers die waiting” for help, one senator says.

In the post-9/11 climate of fear and increased funding for immigration enforcement, once-sleepy border towns have become sites of mass detentions.

Cooking a day's meal has become a huge challenge, due to the acute shortage of fuel in its 3rd month.