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The Anti-Thesis to Segregation: Raza Studies Now!
I will say it again: Arizona continues to be a distraction, though it is undeniable that it is indeed the epicenter of ignorance, a laboratory for hate legislation and …
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Democracy Outbreak in Ohio
One small town is standing up to deep-pocketed campaign cash.
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Cyber Safety by Design: Red Hood Project Demands Action
In October 2012, British Columbia teen Amanda Todd ended her life after suffering intolerable bullying triggered by a sexual predator who found and blackmailed her through Facebook. Millions were …
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Truth and Trauma in Gaza
Dr. T., a medical doctor, is a Palestinian living in Gaza City. He is still reeling from days of aerial bombardment.
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Why It’s Hard to Replace the “Fiscal Cliff” Metaphor
The brain's neural circuitry makes the conceptual metaphor of the so-called fiscal cliff endure.
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Henry A. Giroux | Hurricane Sandy in the Age of Disposability and Neoliberal Terror
Democracy can only approach its promise when it protects all members of society.
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Savita Had a Heartbeat, Too
For days now, Iu2019ve been putting myself in Savita Halappanavaru2019s shoes. Iu2019m expecting.
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Loss and Damage From Climate Change Must Not Become the “New Normal“
As United Nations climate talks get underway this week in Doha, Qatar, they show a subtle, unsettling shift in the global climate change debate.
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Strengthening the Ties That Bind in an Era of Alienation
It is the interdependence of our existence that defines us, the sense of mutual destiny and common humanity that will allow us to move from dominators to liberators.
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In the US, an Insecure Economy Needs a Stronger Safety Net
Staff at the Boeing factory in Everett, Washington, working on the company’s new 787 Dreamliner jets earlier this year. (Photo: Stuart Isett / The New York Times)Looking at The …