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For Father’s Day: Strong Communities, Caring People
Ramon Juan Vasquez, a community leader in Texas, writes that being a father is an honor. It is also a life journey.
Living and Dying After Rwanda’s 1994 Genocide
Kayitesi Jeanette is 21 years old, as is the genocide that orphaned her. The brutal impacts of the Rwandan genocide live on.
Building Inspiration: Architecture and Black Liberation
A more honest narrative of the Black experience in the US should recall and hold high Black pioneers in the field of architecture.
Ecuador Puts Piketty Into Practice
The American people are deeply concerned about rising wealth inequality.
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Australia’s “Stolen Generations” Not a Closed Chapter
Protests, round-tables, marches and sit-ins have taken place across Australia and an international solidarity network is growing rapidly.
What’s Next for the World’s Largest Federation of Worker-Owned Co-ops?
With Mondragon, you won't find the pay gap between executives and workers that are typical of multinational corporations.
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The Dignity of Living: The US’s Home Care Aides
In this Equal Voice News report, meet Christal Boutte, a Seattle woman who is among 3.5 million home caregivers.
Treating Ebola Has Focused on the Physical – but There Will Be Mental Scars Too
To date, only few, and largely uncoordinated, efforts have been made to address the mental health needs of victims.
Getting Our Story Straight: Honestly Framing the Climate Crisis
A phrase that imparts the emotional impact of what we are doing to the planet, its inhabitants and future generations is “Climate Mayhem.”
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Police Criminals and the Brutalization of Black Girls
For black girls in the hallowed idyllic spaces that enshrine the privileges of white youth, summer is always over.