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LGBTQ Activism Continues for Bias Protections and Overlooked Trans Issues
Many LGBTQ leaders are now redirecting their attention to other goals.
Four Decades After Burning Confederate Flag, Activist Says the Struggle Continues
Brett Bursey calls himself the oldest living Confederate prisoner of war.
Bree Newsome Scales Flagpole, Removes South Carolina Capitol Confederate Flag
Calls to remove the flag intensified after last week's shooting.
Maya Schenwar | Women’s Prisons as Sites of Resistance: An Interview With Victoria Law
Too often, organizing work done in women's prisons goes wholly unrecognized.
Mourners Flock to South Carolina as Funerals Begin for Emanuel Massacre Victims
Mourners gathered for the first two funerals in a series.
“Black Lives Matter” Takes on Special Meaning in South Carolina
“We've been terrorized for hundreds of years.”
“An Age of the Statistically Unlikely”: An Interview With Jill Stein
Jill Stein discusses the Green New Deal and the politics of fear she says is holding third parties back.
We Need Regulations to Prevent Corporations From Fleeing Overseas
Erik Loomis spoke with In These Times about his new book Out of Sight, which he sees as a history of capitalism over the past 100 years.
Did Chris Christie Send Entrapped Innocents to Jail?
Five men were convicted of conspiring to kill US soldiers at the Fort Dix Army base.
More People Killed by White Extremists Than Jihadists Since 9/11
Forty-eight people have been killed in attacks by right-wing groups.