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Whatever problems the Lone Star State has experienced with its voter rolls, they will not be solved by Photo ID laws.

The Riahi brothers talk about their film, “Everyday Rebellion,” their upbringing and the technical activism platforms they are creating.

Accounting for the costs to society of environmental degradation is important, but it's also vital to account for women's under-compensated labor in a serious challenge to capitalism's profitability.

In “Undoing Border Imperialism,” author and organizer Harsha Walia gives us cutting-edge analysis of the Canadian immigrant-rights movement No One Is Illegal.

Along with embracing belief over evidence, the public (along with political leadership) in the U.S. tends to lack historical context.

If you stop jailing people in The Land of The Free, a good chunk of America would wither up and die.

The guilty pleas Monday by Alvin Watts and Jacob England to the killing of three African-Americans and the wounding of two others in a fit of racial rage brings …

Doctors may be overlooking a significant risk factor in disease.

While it is important to note there has always been a survival culture in the U.S., it is the growing popularity, acceptance, and normalcy that accompany this current movement …

Protesters from the Sikh community had filled the City Hall room where the Council was making its vote while more people stood outside with placards objecting to the new …