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Human Rights
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“Living in the Crosshairs” Details History of Harassment and Targeting of Abortion Providers
Since Roe v. Wade was decided in 1973, abortion providers have been the targets of threats and intimidation.
Killing Africa
The struggles of Black people against police repression and institutional corruption go far beyond the US.
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After Decades of Struggle, Salvadoran Communities Declare Territory Free of Mining
After years of foreign encroachment on resources, democracy is keeping mining out of El Salvador.
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Islamophobia on Wheels: An Analysis
On 1 April 2015 an anti-Muslim advertisement started appearing on 84 municipal buses in the Philadelphia regional area.
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Jordan Downs: Toxic Cleanups Underway, but Many Fear It’s Too Little, Too Late
Residents fear the worst of the environmental damage has already been done.
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Fighting a Low-Intensity War, Indigenous Tupinamba Recover Their Land in Brazil
Indigenous peoples did something the Brazilian government had refused.
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Diversifying the Environmental Movement Isn’t Enough
Calls to diversify often ignore the racist complexities associated with the history of the movement.
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The Storm Is Over
Working together, we could reclaim misspent resources and correct misguided policies.
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Reparations in Chicago: The Homestretch
Activists have blasted a hole in the illusions of those who would ignore victims of state violence.
IMF Reports Debt and Human Crises Drive Uneven Growth
The IMF released its Global Financial Stability Report, noting “increased financial stability risks” in the global economy.