Truthout
Human Rights
This Land Is Whose Land?
There's no way to think about cities without talking about displacements.
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The International Domestic Workers Movement Is Growing
This is the struggle for labor rights since apartheid.
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How Movements Can Succeed in the Face of Government Repression
Can nonviolent resistance persist in repression?
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To Combat Trump’s Attacks on Democracy, We Must Understand Precedents Set by Obama
Obama laid the groundwork for many of Trump's abuses.
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We Have Been at War in Iraq for 27 Years
We have been robbed of our present.
Global Freedom, Intervention and the American Perspective
In theory, Americans may support “freedom” throughout the world, but their interventionist policies usually help subjugate liberty.
The US Military’s Bloody “Successes”: Training Foreign Militaries to Start Coups
US-trained foreign military officers are often found to have committed human rights abuses.
Former DOJ Civil Rights Head: Jeff Sessions Is Implementing an Anti-Civil Rights Agenda
Sessions has managed to undo nearly every aspect of Obama's civil rights legacy.
The Future of the Low-Wage Worker Movement May Depend on an Unheralded New York City Law
A New York ordinance allows fast food workers to join labor organizations with dues deducted voluntarily from paychecks.
Take a Page From the South: A Black, Queer, Socialist Practice
The resistance must be open to different experiences.