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GIFroux: In Defense of Public School Teachers in a Time of Crisis
Let's talk about teachers, and what we think about them.
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We Were Scammed – but Won’t Be Forever
Those who voted least are those most excluded from the American dream, but are active in developing the power they're locked out of by the electoral system.
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“Kill the Messenger” Kills a Chance to Comment on Real Reagan Atrocities
The film, Kill the Messenger, based on a true story, recounts a California reporter named Gary Webb.
Google: Too Much Information, Too Much Power?
Public Citizen report details Google's ambitious technological expansions and its newfound status as one of the most politically active companies in the US.
A Statement from the Oakland Institute on the Conference on Land Policy in Africa
Given the recent explosion of land grabs across the African continent, this international conference seems pertinent and timely, especially for the millions of smallholder farmers and citizens across the …
State of LGBT Equality in 55 California Cities Detailed in HRC’s New Municipal Equality Index
Many municipalities extend vital protections to their LGBT citizens and employees.
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An Inconsistent Culture
Some people might argue this is good because this way, scientists “can be seen.” Is this the way scientists are supposed to be seen?
Facebook and Apple Want Your Unborn! Or, Why Corporations Should Keep Their Hands Off Employees’ Ovaries
We all knew the Supreme Court Hobby Lobby decision earlier this year was only the tip of the iceberg.
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Ayotzinapa’s Uncomfortable Dead
“Alive, they were taken, and alive we want them back,” is the rallying cry for the 43 disappeared Mexican students.
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Taking Stock of the Money Midterms
The 2014 elections exemplified everything wrong with the nation's campaign finance system.