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Official Leaks: “These Senior People Do Whatever They Want“
Leaks become far less serious, it seems, when they're pushed by top officials.
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Free the Buses: Riders Say Transit Is a Human Right
The community-driven transit movement is one response to the “affordability gap.”
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John and Harriet: Still Mysterious
John Stuart Mill may well be the most important liberal thinker of the 19th century.
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Racial Inequality and the Economics of Social Justice
Markers of economic and social inequality abound, so it should come as no surprise that US institutions are ripe with racial injustice.
Clinton’s Weak Campaign Finance “Pillar“
An analysis of the Clinton campaign in the context of modern campaign finance laws.
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We’re All in This Together – Let’s Start Acting Like It
Vaccines have sparked a conversation about the need to collectively protect each other - a conversation we need to apply to environmental challenges.
How Punitive and Racist Policing Enforces Gentrification in San Francisco
Gentrification of cities isn't just caused by rich people moving in. In San Francisco, the police help.
IPCC: More Than All of Observed Warming Has Been Caused by Humanity’s Emissions
The climate change movement has devastated public discussion by allowing the idea that some warming must be natural.
Pentagon Can’t Account for $1 Billion in Afghanistan Emergency Reconstruction Aid
The amount is 60 percent of all such spending under an emergency program.
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Two Years After Rana Plaza Tragedy, Rights Abuses Still Rampant in Bangladesh’s Garment Sector
Experts say that proper compensation must be paid.