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Cuba and US Skirt Obstacles to Normalization of Ties
What is clear is that the talks led by the two high-level officials in Havana have raised expectations.
After Four Decades With Roe, US Women Still Need Abortion Access and So Much More
As economic inequality takes center stage in politics, it's important to remember that reproductive justice and bodily autonomy are just as essential for secure lives.
The Attack on Human Rights in Haiti: An Interview With Jackson Doliscar, Part II
Community organizer Jackson Doliscar speaks of the efforts of the Haitian government to silence advocates of human rights, land rights and housing rights.
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Learning From “American Sniper“
“American Sniper” is a racist, militaristic movie. But it has much to teach us if we want to build a successful antiwar movement.
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First Anti-Islam March by Pegida Movement Fizzles in Denmark
In response to the anti-Islam march, four times as many people showed up for the counter-protest against Pegida.
From the Concorde to Sci-Fi Climate Solutions
Touting “sci-fi climate solutions” dangerously delays the day when we actually reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Remembering the Paris Commune: When Workers and Women Rose Up Against the Oligarchy
Many historians regard the Paris Commune as the precedent for subsequent uprisings against the plutocracy and ruling elite.
Seeking Accountability: Palestine’s Recourse to the ICC
Palestine's application to the International Criminal Court is a welcome step toward holding Israel accountable.
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Not Lovin’ It
McDonald's is in the hot seat for retaliating against workers seeking higher wages.
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When a Marine Biologist Went to Davos
There is another side, and there is genuine value for science and scientists in the middle of this icy melting pot.