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The inhabitants of the mining region have the highest per capita income in the country. But 4,000 local families continue to live in slums.

A House bill was released along with a government report citing a lack of oversight about how the charity spends the millions of dollars donated.

At a people's tribunal, jurors condemned the Philippine and US governments for human rights violations against the Filipino people.

Anti-sex work campaigns attempt to gain funding and legal reform, but without connections to historical or current Black movements.

South Carolina's Charleston fits the same complicated and troubling profile as Louisiana's New Orleans.

A college professor is calling for a massive student debt strike with only one necessity.

The overall tide of civilization flows in a progressive direction.

While some public libraries upheld racist policies and segregation, others have promoted free speech and fostered dialogues.

The problem is that a spending figure, even one as big as $18 trillion, is meaningless on its own.

The state legislature has passed a package of bills designed to bring order to the billion-dollar medical pot industry.