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Trump’s Anti-Trans Action Affects Way More Than Bathroom Access
Trump's move against trans students goes even further than bathrooms. But communities are poised to fight back.
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Standing Rock Lives on as a Model for Peaceful Resistance
Wednesday and Thursday Water Protectors at Standing Rock experienced the full brunt of a police state in action.
In Connecticut, Calling for Help Carries Arrest Risk for Domestic Violence Survivors
The state's rate of dual arrests is nearly 10 times the national average.
Challenging the Racism of At-Large Elections
A lawsuit was filed this week is challenging at-large elections for commissioners in North Carolina's Jones County.
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Trump’s Anti-Immigration Regime Takes Shape
The guidance broadens the criteria of individuals eligible for removal from the country.
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Why I Got Arrested at David Friedman’s Confirmation Hearing
Trump's pick for US ambassador to Israel would seek to permanently deny Palestinians the right to self-governance.
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Standing Rock Will Be Raided Today
Erasing us has always been this country's intention, because in the eyes of the state, we have never held value here, outside of what could be taken from us.
“A Deportation Force on Steroids”: Millions of Immigrants Could Face Removal Under New Trump Rules
Under rules issued on Tuesday, almost any undocumented person in the country could be detained and deported, even if they have never committed a crime.
Anne Frank Center: Trump’s Remarks on Anti-Semitism Are Too Little, Too Late
For weeks, President Trump has faced increasing criticism for failing to denounce anti-Semitic and anti-Muslim threats.
Will a Reactionary Electoral Wave Across Europe Gain Traction With Trump in the White House?
European nations have seen a rise of populist parties. Along with protectionism, these parties hold a collective admiration for Trump.