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On World AIDS Day 2015: HIV Orphans in India Struggle With the Disease and for Their Future
Experts say still there is much to do to end the spread of HIV and Aids.
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After Massive Protests, Mayor Emanuel Fires Chicago’s Top Cop
The perception that police crimes are routinely hidden from public view is one that is shared by many in Chicago.
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Smear Tactics Backfire on CEO of Prison Phone Company
A prison phone company CEO scolded a young woman for protesting the high prices she pays to talk to her incarcerated father.
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Dinner With Syrian Refugees: A Meal Every Member of Congress Should Have
Syrian refugees are struggling with depression, poverty and other hardships. It's time Congress recognized their humanity.
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William Rivers Pitt | The Lee of the Door: Planned Parenthood and Freedom
The bellowers who cluster outside abortion clinics would rather see women dead than see them free.
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How Black Lives Matter Came Back Stronger After White Supremacist Attacks
The strategy of the civil rights movement turns out to be as relevant in 2015 as in 1960.
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A State of Emergency in France: Draconian Measures Threaten Civil Liberties
France's state of emergency laws following the Paris attacks are being used to keep climate activists under house arrest.
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Reading Arundhati Roy: An Homage
Arundhati Roy's fictional narrative, The God of Small Things, is as relevant as ever, in regard to the current refugee crisis.
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ISIS Attacks Threaten Our Lives – So Does Right-Wing Extremism at Your Doorstep
Unlike ISIS, right wing extremism propagates its gruesomeness through media offices to conquer global headlines.
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Dahr Jamail | From Rising Seas to Walruses, the Arctic’s Endangerment Affects Us All
As climate disruption advances, the fragile Arctic ecosystem is on the brink.