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Human Rights
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My Dream for 2016: Creating Social Transformation Through Building Deeper Relationships
A community organizer offers some ideas on how to build stronger relationships in order to sustain social movements in 2016.
Will the History Books Record How Neo-Nazis Made Eyes at the Bundy Militia?
There is significant overlap between the Bundy militia's anti-federal government ideology and that of white supremacist groups.
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William Rivers Pitt | The Poisoning of Flint Was Not an Accident – It Was a Crime
Two years ago, the people of Flint turned on their spigots and a brown horror came flowing out.
Taking the Bite Out of Government Watchdogs
The Sentinel team takes a close look at the Flint water crisis, an immigration case, workers' rights and the federal inspector general.
US-Trained Military Officials Face Prosecution for Dirty War Atrocities in Guatemala
Former Guatemalan military officials are facing prosecution, but when will the US government be held accountable?
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Bernie’s Greatest Weakness
Race and gender issues frequently seem like an afterthought to him, and he doesn't embrace them with anywhere near the fervor he devotes to economic inequality.
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Australia Gears Up to Celebrate Anniversary of Colonial Slaughter
The original Australians are the oldest human presence. To the European invaders, they did not exist.
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Saudi Executions: Beyond the Numbers
The inability to recognize an affront to the rule of law, regardless of the identity of the perpetrator, reveals a dire state of affairs, politically, morally and intellectually.
Legal Limbo: One Oregon Tribe’s Fight for Federal Recognition
The Columbia River's Celilo Wy'am people do not exist in the eyes of the US government.
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Nonprofits: Beware the Hand That Feeds
Can we really depend on big money to fund change?