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Why “Countering Violent Extremism” Programs Won’t Stop White Supremacists
Countering Violent Extremism programs have heavily targeted Muslims without addressing white supremacist violence.
Landowners Fight the Bayou Bridge Pipeline in Court
Landowners say oil pipeline companies should not seize their property for private gain.
As California Burns, Undocumented People Face Gap in Recovery Aid
What do the growing threat of climate-fueled disasters mean for the most vulnerable among us?
US Must Take Responsibility for Asylum Seekers and Their History
People familiar with US policies toward Central America recognize that the migrants are our responsibility.
Saudi-Led Coalition Escalates Assault on Yemen, Prompting Condemnation
Newly elected Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib of Michigan and Kathy Kelly discuss more.
The “Blue Wave” Was Also a “Muslim Wave”
In the most Islamophobic election in history, Muslim candidates scored wins by embracing progressive policies.
Congresswoman-Elect Deb Haaland Calls for Probe of Missing Indigenous Women
Haaland speaks about the crisis of missing and murdered Native American women in the US.
Sneak Attack
What’s ISIS doing in the caravan? It’s their most dastardly plan yet!
Our Grief Is a Starting Point in the Fight Against Fascism
In this time of innumerable losses, we need collective, transformative practices of mourning.
When “Homework” Means Building Affordable Houses
At Alabama’s Auburn University, students and faculty address the US's rural housing crisis head on.