Judith Scherr

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Berkeley Council Hears Police Abuse Claims, Fails to Act

Berkeley has failed to implement a program to collect data on the race of people stopped by police.

By: Judith Scherr ,; ThePostNewsGroup

December 29, 2014

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For Disenfranchised Haitian Islanders, Tourism Signals a Paradise Lost

Islanders are angry at their exclusion from the government decision-making process that has opened the island for investment - investments that place residents' futures in limbo.

By: Judith Scherr ,; InterPressService

August 10, 2014

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Being Young and Homeless in the US Could Get Even Worse

Hundreds of cities around the United States have laws advocates say unfairly target the homeless, including bans on sitting, lying, begging and placing objects on the sidewalk.

By: Judith Scherr ,; InterPressServiceNews

July 14, 2012

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Divide Emerges over Bounds of Occupy Protests

Oakland, CA - On Nov. 2, the day of Occupy Oakland's General Strike, the streets were filled with chants and music and the sounds of people speaking in the …

By: Judith Scherr ,; InterPressService

November 14, 2011

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Occupy Movement Confronts Racial Disparities Within America’s 99 Percent

New York/Oakland - Barely a month after the first group of protesters set up its encampment in Zuccotti Park in New York City, the phrase "We are the 99 …

By: Kanya D’Almeida &; Judith Scherr ,; InterPressService

October 29, 2011

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Idaho Asks Supreme Court to Let State Prosecute Doctors, Ban Abortions

AOC Says Republicans Would Be “Humiliated” If Hunter Biden Hearing Was Public

Report: Saudi Arabia Plans to Get African Countries “Hooked” on Fossil Fuels

House GOP-Led Hearing Is a Trojan Horse for Social Security Cuts, Critics Warn

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