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A Win for Systemic Reform to Improve Indigent Defense
The Hurrell-Harring case builds on state and local reforms designed to create a more fair and rational justice system.
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Net Neutrality: Can You Hear Us Now?
FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler is refusing to participate in any public hearings on net neutrality.
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Playing the Long Game
While the pundits gnaw the bones of Election 2014, Gar Alperovitz looks at the positive possibilities.
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Four Ways to Hit the High Notes of Resistance
Every now and then there is an action that hits all the right notes.
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Your Server Isn’t on the Menu
For women who make their living off tips, sexual harassment is a constant workplace peril.
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Fifty Years Ago: A Turning Point in Civil Rights, the 1960s and US Politics
As we observe important 50-year anniversaries, we are also losing awareness of the power and potential of direct political action.
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Greece: A Grave Situation With Very Real Consequences
The impunity with which successive Greek governments and Greece's media moguls operate makes the Greek case stand out.
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Companies as Cultural Architects – Who’s Accountable?
A quick Google search for “how do companies affect culture” yields results on how to influence corporate culture, how a company's corporate culture can influence its profitability, you name …
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Eight Days in a Hong Kong Hotel: A Film Analysis of Citizenfour
Citizenfour is about NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden's actions as well as the collective work of reporters, and whistleblowers Laura Poitras, Glenn Greenwald, Ewen MacAskill, Jeremy Scahill and William Binney.
Deconstructing Elizabeth Warren
Elizabeth Warren, with her crusade to reform finance, is the darling of many, and there is a movement for her to run for President.