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Utah Judge Rules Trans Girls Can Play School Sports, Blocking Discriminatory Law
“At least for the moment, all Utah children can know that they are valued and supported,” said a plaintiff in the case.
Advocates Call for Release of Saudi Woman Facing 34 Years in Prison Over Tweets
“Women like Salma must be recognized and protected, not targeted for expressing their opinions,” one advocate said.
AL Coal Miners Must Pay $13 Million in Damages for Strike, Biden’s NLRB Rules
About 1,000 miners have been on strike against Warrior Met since April 2021, resisting brutal working conditions.
Universities Are Plundering Cities. How Can This Relationship Change?
Scholar Davarian L. Baldwin discusses how “UniverCities” occupy -- and reshape -- local spaces and local economies.
Design Firm Wants to Build “Feminist” Jails and Prisons. Abolitionists Say “No.”
You will never find healing when you are isolated from those that help you feel cared for, says organizer Kami Beckford.
Medically Vulnerable Families Among Those Hit Hardest by Soaring Inflation
Inflation is particularly detrimental to the health of low-income patients.
Mike Pompeo and CIA Sued for Illegal Surveillance of Assange’s Visitors
UC Global sent CIA data and images of lawyers, journalists and doctors who visited Assange in the Ecuadorian embassy.
Corporate Media Stays Silent as US Air Strikes Kill at Least 20 in Somalia
U.S. forces have bombed Somalia at least 16 times during Biden's tenure, killing between 465 and 545 alleged militants.
Tlaib: Biden Must ‘Hold Israel Accountable’ for Raid on Palestine Rights Groups
Israeli forces raided and shuttered the offices of seven Palestinian huma rights groups in the occupied West Bank.
Europe Is Trying to Solve Its Energy Crisis With Fossil Fuel Projects in Africa
Struggles for social justice and climate justice must be united to transform society amid government inaction.