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The Long Assault on Voting Rights and Fear of a Changing South
Author Ari Berman describes the ways that the VRA was a success and also the opposition to it that began as soon as law was enacted.
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Organizing Against Gender-Based Violence in the Name of Marisela Escobedo Ortiz
The struggle of women anywhere in the world is our own.
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Super PACs, Dark Money and the Hillary Clinton Campaign, Part 1
The day after Hillary announced her intention to run for President, Ready for Hillary officially changed its name to Ready PAC to keep operating.
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Ethiopia: The Biggest African Refugee Camp No One Talks About
There's no mitigating the dangers of dealing with human traffickers, rickety boats and the simple capriciousness of the elements.
Five Scandals That Show Why We Need Structural Reform in the Banking Industry
From money laundering to foreign exchange rigging, criminal violations at the world's leading banks have resulted in huge costs.
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Immigrant Voices: After the Arrival, More Challenges
For refugees arriving in Europe, surviving their journey from war-torn regions is only the first step.
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Beyond ISIS: The Folly of World War IV
What if the United States does whatever it takes militarily to confront and destroy ISIS. Then what?
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Brazil Should Stand Firm Against US-Led Campaign to Undermine Venezuelan Elections
Washington has been trying to get rid of the Venezuelan government for more than 13 years.
“Walking in Two Worlds”: A Tale of Alaska’s Tongass, the United States’ Largest Forest
We meet a Tlingit brother and sister, who are trying to heal both the forest and their native community.
Economic Update: Austerity’s Social Costs
This episode provides updates on Portugal joining Greece against austerity, and more.