Marianne Dhenin

Marianne Dhenin is an award-winning journalist and historian. Find their portfolio or contact them at mariannedhenin.com.

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Culture & Media

“My Pen Is My Weapon Against the Occupation”: Palestinian Writers Resist Israel

“Read Palestine Week” frames reading and learning about Palestine as acts of solidarity against Israel’s genocide.

By: Marianne Dhenin ,; Truthout

November 27, 2024

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Politics & Elections

Disabled People Still Face Barriers to Online Voter Registration in Most States

Shortcomings in web accessibility and other obstacles may disenfranchise 40.2 million eligible disabled US voters.

By: Marianne Dhenin ,; Truthout

October 31, 2024

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Economy & Labor

Union Drive at Missouri Cannabis Company Could Impact National Labor Law

The National Labor Relations Board is poised to make a pivotal ruling on cannabis workers’ right to unionize.

By: Marianne Dhenin ,; Truthout

October 28, 2024

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Prisons & Policing

Harm Reduction Group in Oregon Endured Illegal Spying From Police, ACLU Says

Harm reduction organizers are suing the City of Medford over allegations of police spying in violation of state law.

By: Marianne Dhenin ,; Truthout

September 21, 2024

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Education & Youth

CA Educators Are Resisting Anti-Palestine Bills Pushing “Academic Police State”

Activists say the bills will make public education more hostile for people already targeted by anti-Palestinian racism.

By: Marianne Dhenin ,; Truthout

August 20, 2024

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Human Rights

State and Local Efforts to Divest From Israel Are Gaining Steam

Cross-movement coalitions have been vital to the progress of these campaigns to end the transfer of US taxpayer dollars.

By: Marianne Dhenin ,; YES!Magazine

August 12, 2024

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Education & Youth

US Teachers Pushed Their Union to Divest From Israel. What Happened?

A divestment push backed by Palestinian educators came under debate at the American Federation of Teachers convention.

By: Marianne Dhenin ,; Truthout

July 23, 2024

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Politics & Elections

GOP Is Targeting Disabled Alabamians With Voting Restrictions

Under Alabama’s SB 1, people who assist voters with absentee ballot applications could face a 20-year prison sentence.

By: Marianne Dhenin ,; Truthout

July 7, 2024

News Analysis

Politics & Elections

Disabled Voters Face Extra Obstacles to the Ballot Box

The vast majority of US polling locations are not fully accessible. Disabled activists are working to change that.

By: Marianne Dhenin ,; Yes!Magazine

June 1, 2024

News Analysis

Prisons & Policing

Why Disability Justice Activists Have Joined the Movement to Stop Cop City

Organizers emphasized that disabled people are especially vulnerable to both climate crisis and police violence.

By: Marianne Dhenin ,; Yes!Magazine

March 9, 2024

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