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Hegemony can be challenged by language and narration.

The following is an excerpt from “Finding Barack Obama in South Sudan.”

The book “War Against All Puerto Ricans” is a vivid, detailed account of the brutal treatment of a people “liberated” from Spain.

Women occupy jobs that are excluded from legal protections, making the workers very easy to exploit and underpay.

The most effective policy for slowing global warming would be a tax on carbon, according to climate economists.

The northern victory in the American Civil War enabled political elites to forcibly subdue workers' collective attempts to address economic inequality under capitalism.

Exposing violence is not the same as being exposed to it, though the former too often comes as a result of the latter.

The Heartland Institute is sending a team to Rome to explain to Pope Francis that global warming is “unequivocally good news.”

Bryan Stevenson makes a detailed, compelling and personal case that prisons in the United States are filled with victims of injustice.

Millhiser has written a scathing indictment of how SCOTUS has undermined our rights.