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Feel Trapped in Your Job? That’s Because You Are
Women are working harder and clocking more hours than ever before, with little-to-no paid family or sick leave, or job security.
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Charlie Hebdo: When Freedom of Speech Isn’t Paramount
The concept of a civil society depends on far more than simply unrestrained freedom of speech.
Class, Change and Revolution
Without addressing exploitation, social harmony will remain elusive.
A Tax Holiday Has Begun for the 1%
The top 1 percent are only taxed during the first six weeks of the year.
Our Seas: End of Mare Nostrum Spells Death in the Mediterranean
Mare Nostrum is Latin for “our sea.”
Sink the Asahi! The “Comfort Women” Controversy and the Neo-Nationalist Attack
Survivors' voices are often drowned out.
Science Fiction Becomes Reality With the Rise of “Smart Drugs” at Work
Are there acceptable drugs for the workplace?
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Historical Truth, Nazis and the Corruption of the Federal Judiciary
Appellate court judge Laurence H. Silberman shows intellectual corruption can be as corrosive to integrity as a cash bribe.
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The Price for Justice: Resettlement of the Chagos Islands
A UK government-commissioned study may finally offer justice to the exiled Chagossian people.
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Cuba Through the Looking Glass
Seeking to change Cuba is openly the policy of the US government, and from the Cuban point of view it amounts to an overthrow.