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There is no discernible overturning of sexism in Blurred Lines.

In light of the Zimmerman verdict, the Border Patrol shooting of Jose Antonio Elena Rodriguez in October 2012 is emblematic of another form of one-sided violence likely to intensify …

A new policy in Brazil guarantees emergency contraception for rape victims, much to the dislike of the religious right.

Until negotiations are based not on U.S. support for Israeli power but on international law, the u201cpeace processu201d will continue to fail.

The US is alone among industrialized countries that permits “at will” employees. Labor should seize the opportunity to champion the passage of “just cause” standards into state laws.

In order to truly address climate change we must change the narrative with which we define it.

As peace talks between Israel and Palestine commence, we must break past the pro/con dichotomy to truly engage with the problem both socially and politically.

While the rich get richer, the lower class suffers. Jobs are scarce, but one job sector is booming: the servant sector.

Cargill continues to defend its most controversial palm oil suppliers amidst growing documentation of forced and child labor on palm plantations.

In a country that has always denied its actual origins, it is not surprising that conversations – including soul-searching – about race in this country, generally rely on a …