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“Black Girls Matter”: An Interview With Kimberle Crenshaw and Luke Harris
The African American Policy Forum released its groundbreaking report, “Black Girls Matter.”
At Last, Private Sector Faculty Get Green Light to Unionize
A new Labor Board ruling could finally unstick the unionization of professors in the private sector.
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Flower Power: National Security, Civil Rights and the Washington Florist
Dominionist bigots within the military have paraded “free speech” as a means towards turning back this historic victory for sex and gender minorities.
Economist Mark Blyth: Continued Austerity Will Be Catastrophic for Greece and Europe
Economist Mark Blyth analyzes the potential impact on Greece and Europe of the game of chicken between Syriza and the European Central Bank.
Private Prison Companies Foresee Increased Profits as Ruling Limits Immigrant Detentions
A recent court ruling may not slow private prison companies expansion of immigrant family jails.
What’s Butylated Hydroxyltoluene and Why Is It in Your Food Even Though It’s Banned in Europe?
The EU prohibits many harmful ingredients America allows. But multinational corporations are looking to change that.
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The Real Failure of Brian Williams
It is the collective commitment to the rules of the game that gives rise to the integrity by which they are sustained.
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Does This Costume Make Me Look Racist?
A recent Western-themed, border-patrol party at a U Texas fraternity stems from a history and legacy of unequal power relations.
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Malcolm X’s Internationalism and the Struggle for Liberation in Haiti Today
Haiti could once again become the trailblazer of emancipation and revolutionary fortitude.
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Did Berkeley Just Save Us From Drones or Target Us With Drones?
Wouldn't keeping killer spy robots out of the skies have been an easy way to do something positive?