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Morsi Slams New Lid on Labor Rights
After fighting against an oppressive regime, labor activists in Egypt continue to struggle against former allies for their rights.
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FCC Chairman’s Legacy: Ignoring Diversity
No matter how hard Genachowski tries to convince us that he's a transformative figure, he seems stuck on the wrong side of history.
Do as We Say, Congress Says, Then Does What It Wants
While members of Congress no longer have the right to rip off Wall Street, they still have many privileges that you probably do not know.
The Terrorism of Stealth Petrochemicals
Chemistry developed thousands of deleterious substances that now threaten the entire life of the world with deforms, extinction and death.
With Assange in Diplomatic Limbo, Sweden in No Rush to Press Rape Charges
With Julian Assange remaining in diplomatic limbo in London, Sweden refuses his offer for an interview, leading some to suspect they are not anxious to pursue allegations of rape …
Class Is a Five-Letter Dirty Word: The Lack of Class Consciousness in an Era of Record Inequality
The days of Horatio Alger stories promising rags to riches are over - if they ever existed to begin with.
A Good Use of Heartbeats: An Interview With First Nations Activist Caleb Behn
Hailing from Dene in Northeastern British Columbia, Caleb grew up with the oil and gas industry.
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The Real Invasion of Africa and Other Not-Made-for-Hollywood Holy Wars
The invasion has almost nothing to do with Islamism, and almost everything to do with the acquisition of resources.
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Meet the Contractors Turning America’s Police Into a Paramilitary Force
You should know about them because they may already know about you.
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The NRA’s Typical School Day
If we listened to Wayne LaPierre and the NRA and the rest of the gun nuts on the far right, then the typical school day would look something like …