Op-Ed | Economy & Labor Labor Movement Commemorates the Life of Union Organizer Jane McAlevey McAlevey, who passed away on Sunday, continued to organize, teach and write nearly to the end. By Jon Queally , CommonDreams July 8, 2024 Truthout
Op-Ed | Education & Youth Public Libraries Are Essential Resources — and They’re More Threatened Than Ever Our libraries are already combating inequality, we need to make sure they have the funds to keep doing it. By Georgia Jensen , Inequality.org July 7, 2024 Truthout
News Analysis | Education & Youth Inside the Right-Wing Network Trying to Dismantle Higher Education A new paper lays out the coalition of far right billionaires and think tanks behind the national assault on education. By Colleen Scerpella , CenterforMediaandDemocracy July 7, 2024 Truthout
News Analysis | Prisons & Policing Reformist Pezeshkian Wins Iran’s Presidential Election — What Comes Next? Pezeshkian's presidency could be an opening for progressive forces within Iran — and for the US to back away from war. By Paul R. Pillar , ResponsibleStatecraft July 7, 2024 Truthout
News | Human Rights Israel Bombs Yet Another UN School in Gaza as It Enters Month 10 of Genocide The strike killed 16 and injured 75, including children. Israel has destroyed or damaged 80 percent of Gaza's schools. By Jake Johnson , CommonDreams July 7, 2024 Truthout
Op-Ed | Prisons & Policing Volunteers Play a Key Role in Breaking Down the Patterns That Enable Prisons During my decades behind bars, I’ve watched community volunteers help fight the invisibilization that props prisons up. By Tony D. Vick , Truthout July 7, 2024 Truthout
News | Politics & Elections GOP Is Targeting Disabled Alabamians With Voting Restrictions Under Alabama’s SB 1, people who assist voters with absentee ballot applications could face a 20-year prison sentence. By Marianne Dhenin , Truthout July 7, 2024 Truthout
News Analysis | Prisons & Policing Several States Are Building New Women’s Prisons — Can They Be Stopped? Organizers across the country are working to halt the expansion of the carceral system. By Sierra Dickey , Prism July 6, 2024 Truthout
News | Human Rights Israel’s Campaign of Starvation in Gaza Has Palestinians Eating Weeds to Survive The enforced famine continues to worsen as Israel blocks aid. Children and the elderly are suffering the hardest. By Tareq S. Hajjaj , Mondoweiss July 6, 2024 Truthout
News | Politics & Elections Biden Doubles Down on Candidacy as New Campaign Implores Him to Drop Out At a Wisconsin rally and in a sit-down interview, Biden refused to heed growing calls for him to “pass the torch.” By Jake Johnson , CommonDreams July 6, 2024 Truthout