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What Ifs? The Sad Tale of Darlington Mills
In this 15th in our series on judicial amendment to the NLRA, we learn how the Supreme Court allowed Deering Milliken to close its Darlington Mills plant rather than …
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Bombshell: Plutocrats Brazenly Collude to Hurt State Economies and Screw Working People
Illinois fatcats discuss a plan to sabotage state bond ratings in a scheme to destroy pensions.
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Eminent Domain to Save Homeowners?
Using its powers of eminent domain, Richmond, California would give 624 families and individuals struggling to make their mortgage payments, new, more affordable loans.
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Women’s Initiatives Begin at Home
Early in his first term, President Obama appointed Melanne Verveer as the first Ambassador-At-Large for Global Women's Issues. Now, a new appointee will take the lead on the state …
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I’m Going to Chevron Saturday
Rebecca Sonlit is marching on Chevron to do her part to fight against big oil. Will you join her?
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Five Messages About Public Education That Don’t Sell (and Ones That Will)
Education reform in the US is failing. Our belief that a capitalist structure in the classroom is a big reason why.
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Not Everyone Who Has an Abortion Is a Woman – How to Frame the Abortion Rights Issue
We should begin to grapple with why we continue to be so reluctant or unable to be more gender inclusive.
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Green Light for City-Owned San Francisco Bank
Ellen Brown: The question is whether cities and counties can afford not to set up their own municipal banks.
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My Life in Circles: Why Metadata Is Incredibly Intimate
Metadata, no matter what the detractors say, collected over time is an intimate repository of our lives.
Why No Revolution Exists in Syria
The era of Arab Spring euphoria is long ended, having devolved into doubt, confusion or wholesale rejection.