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Supporting Derechos Humanos: A Humanizing Campaign
For several thousand years, Arizona was a great place to live. Then Gov. Brewer became governor... joining Sheriff Joe Arpaio as the undisputed rulers of this now, godforsaken desert... …
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Media and the Keystone March: Little Coverage of Large Climate Action
Tens of thousands of climate activists marched in Washington D.C.on February 17. Did the corporate media notice them? The main focus for the activists was the White House's pending …
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Tipping Point, 2
White people know that you're—generally speaking—tired of them. They know, in fact, what you suspect. They do—at least most of—the hiring, or grant the home loans, or compose or …
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The Meteor Threat from Space is Real, But Man has a Better Chance than the Dinosaurs
A meteor estimated to be 10 tons by NASA exploded Friday morning over Russia's Ural region and its shockwave caused injuries to over 1,000 people. It took out windows …
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Ten Best Movies To Celebrate Black History Month
Judy Molland gives her favorite films to spark discussion during Back History Month.
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Notes from the New War Generation
For most twenty something, war has been the only constant factor of the American experience.
Football Stadium Named After Private Prison Company Blurs Line Between Retribution and Recreation
The GEO Group -the nation's second largest for-profit, private prison firm - recently announced its intention to gift $6 million over a 12-year period to Florida Atlantic University (FAU).
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How Migrant Demographics are Reshaping US Politics
With 7 out of 10 Latinos voting to re-elect Barack Obama, Republicans are debating whether to alter their hardline immigration stance.
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Hubris Isn’t the Half of It
MSNBC's new documentary about the fraudulant case for war fails to address their own role in supporting it.
Raising the Minimum Wage Is Good for Business (But the Corporate Lobby Doesn’t Think So)
Studies reveal that higher minimum wage levels do not force employers to lay off workers.