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Dispatch From Little Rock: A Local Win in the Ongoing Fight Against Police Violence
Police shooting victim Eugene Ellison's family won the largest settlement ever reached in a Little Rock police case.
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The West’s Shift Toward Repression
For whistleblowers in the intelligence world, it's prosecution and persecution as usual.
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Bolivia Is in a Drought State of Emergency
Over 2 million residents of Bolivia are at risk due to severe drought caused by glacial melt in the Andes.
Getting Prepared to Fight Against Trump’s Immigration Raids and Deportations
Organizers say now is the time to prepare for resistance.
Don’t Forget the World’s Poor
Trump's policies around foreign aid could have catastrophic consequences for the world's poorest.
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How the Archaeological Review Behind the Dakota Access Pipeline Went Wrong
When it comes to traditional practices, Native Americans see what archaeologists overlook.
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The Loving Contagion of Courage: Veterans Standing for Standing Rock
More than 2,000 veterans are massing in Standing Rock to defend the Water Protectors facing eviction.
The History of Black Protest and the Hypocrisy of Stephen A. Smith
Colin Kaepernick is not a novelty. Far from an anomaly, he is part of a storied history of Black political protest.
From Smallpox-Tainted Blankets to the #NoDAPL Evacuation: The Lie of Colonial Concern
The United States, as a nation-state, is as diseased now as the smallpox-ridden blankets that were handed to us so many years ago.
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How Indigenous Activists in Norway Got the First Bank to Pull Out of the Dakota Access Pipeline
Indigenous Sami activists in Norway and Americans of Sami descent forced the first bank to divest from the Dakota Access pipeline. This is how they did it.