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Double Punishment: After Prison, Moms Face Legal Battles to Reunite With Kids
Incarcerated parents — usually mothers — have to meet formidable benchmarks to avoid permanently losing custody.
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DuPont and Chemours Settle Teflon Toxin Lawsuit for Up to $921 Million
Over a span of decades, hundreds of thousands of pounds of C-8 was dumped by DuPont into the Ohio River.
“Show Up for Immigrants With Love”: Communities Fight Back Against ICE Raids
Immigrant advocates are asking communities across the US to take action against the criminalization of immigrants.
“Walk With Me”: The Power of Accompaniment in Challenging Deportations
Immigrant organizer Ravi Ragbir wants allies to offer sanctuary not just in churches.
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Saramurillo: A Hope for Justice for Peru’s Amazonian Peoples
Could the recent mobilization held at Saramurillo be the one that finally brought much needed justice?
Argentina’s Never-Ending Environmental Disaster
Is it possible to spend 5.2 billion dollars to clean up a river and get practically no results? Argentina is showing that it is.
The Student-Built Website That Keeps Government Climate Data Safe
Scientists have been scrambling to save climate change data sets. One graduate student thought the more copies, the better.
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Fair Game: The Resistance Puts Pressure on Complicit Democrats
An engaged progressive movement, tired of being ignored, is putting pressure on Democrats to reject Trump's agenda.
Trump’s FCC Is Already Canceling Internet Services for Low-Income Customers
Low-income people and communities of color are being left behind as high-speed internet expands nationwide.
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Police Are Using Facebook and Apple to Data-Mine Accounts of Trump Protest Arrestees
Data surveillance targets people hit with trumped-up felony riot charges.