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Human Rights
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Olympic Chefs Pledge to Salvage Unused Food and Feed the Hungry With It
The world wastes so much food that could be repurposed and used to feed people.
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Stateless People: How Immigration Gaps Create Poverty in the US
The United States held the promise of safety and a piece of the “American dream.”
Yo, Texas: Protecting Transgender Rights Is Not Dangerous, but Discrimination Is
Safety concerns are unfounded, says a 13-state amicus brief against the Texas challenge to bathroom access.
Black Lives, Blue Lives and the Fight Over the Criminal Legal System in the US
The RNC and DNC have two different perspectives on the shootings of unarmed Black people.
Despite Clinton Endorsement, Bernie Lays Foundation to Carry on “Revolution“
Bernie Sanders is hoping to keep his “political revolution” alive.
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Trump Gets His Talking Points From White Supremacist Twitter Accounts
We have a candidate for the most powerful US political office openly flirting with the darkest fringes of the far-right.
Victory for Purvi Patel, but Still a Loss for Reproductive Rights
Indiana has a history of applying unreasonable charges to pregnant women in order to jail them for harm they may have caused to their pregnancies.
Slow Death: Is the Trauma of Police Violence Killing Black Women?
Recognizing black women who suffer the trauma of police violence as victims of this violence factors gender into our analyses in important ways.
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Aging People in Prison Face Continuing Denial of Compassionate Release
Requests for compassionate release of the aging and chronically ill in federal prison are most often denied.
Turkish Academics Fear Growing Witch Hunt Following Failed Coup
The growing academic purges have made scholars extremely wary of publishing critical or sensitive material.