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The Legal Threat to Diversity on Campus
The potential threat of legal action could have a dramatic impact on the diversity of college campuses across the country.
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Refugee Women in Greece Struggle to Access Contraception
With so little control over their environments, how can they retain control over their bodies?
What Is a “Universalizing Politics” and Why Does the Left Need It?
We need a universalizing left to transform society, says Charles Derber.
The Public Has a Right to Know About Atrocities Happening Behind Prison Walls
CounterSpin interview with Heather Ann Thompson on prison access.
The Eli Lilly #Insulin4All Demonstration: Stop Price-Gouging People With Diabetes
Within seven years, the price of insulin has climbed nearly 300 percent.
The Bay Area Prepares to Confront the Right
The far right is mobilizing in an effort to recruit people to their side, and they want to make Berkeley a battleground for their hate.
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Piecemeal Reforms Won’t Stem the Tide of Fascist Politics
First Amendment rights entail protection from government retribution, but counter-protesting communities are not the government.
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Afghanistan War Year 38: Trump Wants More
Another campaign promise out the window.
Tariq Ramadan: As Muslims Condemn Spain Attack, Americans Must Denounce US Killings in Syria, Iraq
The events of the past week have shocked many in the Barcelona region.
Trapped in Raqqa: Amnesty Says Civilians Caught in “Deadly Labyrinth” as US Intensifies Airstrikes
Civilians have been killed and injured since the offensive began in June.