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Families of Police Violence Victims Face Trauma Without Support
Truthout spoke with relatives of murdered Black men, who described feeling angry and isolated, their lives left in tatters.
Exile on Main Street
Instead of a ladder, we have built a higher wall to keep the poor out of the middle class.
Charging Prisoners Perpetuates Mass Incarceration
As a result of these runaway costs, counties and states continue to struggle with ways to increase revenue to pay for exorbitant incarceration bills.
April’s Enormous, Humongous Trade Deficit Was $40.9 Billion
Dave Johnson examines what we are losing because of this enormous, humongous trade deficit.
Ukraine Labor Dares Operation Vulture
Ukraine's collapse since the February 2014 coup has become an umbrella for grabitization.
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Latin America: Women in Resistance and Resilience
What does it mean for women to fight back?
Faking It While the World Burns
Words alone won't hinder climate change.
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Why Did The New York Times Ask Everybody but Grad Students About Grad Student Unions?
Graduate unionization is not a passing fad, but a movement over half-a-century old.
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I Just Can’t Even: The ’16 GOP Field
The 2016 GOP primary season is going to be a mind-killing bloodbath, and there is still space on the clown bus waiting to be filled.
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Will “Junior Partners” Act Like Adults at G-7?
We shall have to wait until the two-day gathering in Bavaria is over to gauge the results.