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Building Bridges, Not Walls
Simple interactions can change perspectives.
Arkansas Bill Would Ban Howard Zinn’s Writings From Classrooms
Zinn is best known for “A People's History of the United States.”
How to Remove a President: Mass Protests Force Out South Korean Leader Amid Corruption Scandal
Ousted South Korean leader Park Geun-hye left the Blue House presidential compound and returned to her private residence.
Mustafa Ali: Meet the Top EPA Environmental Justice Official Who Quit to Protest Pruitt and Trump
A top official at the Environmental Protection Agency has resigned in protest.
The Deep State 2.0
How President Trump's fake populism bails out the 1%.
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Report Finds Pesticide Residues Often Remain on Fruits and Vegetables Even After They Are Washed
For the second year in a row, strawberries topped the “Dirty Dozen” list of pesticide-contaminated produce.
How Traditional Medicine Can Play a Key Role in Latino Health Care
The “botanica” has reemerged in Latin American immigrant communities across the US.
Breaking the Silence on Sexual Harassment
Sexual harassment can happen in any workplace, but women who work alone are especially at risk.
Globalization Is Just a Contemporary Word for Financial Colonialism
Much of our GDP is parasitic and exploitative, generated by low-wage labor in poor countries, says John Smith.
George W. Bush and the Forever War
How appallingly easy it is, apparently, for people to forget.