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Human Rights
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US Foreign Policy and National Security: A Case Study for Projection
While the US believes it is exceptional, it regularly condemns other nations for actions it does consistently.
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We Need More President Borens
University of Oklahoma President David Boren has shown how to truly take a stand in simply doing one's job.
No Second Chances When It Comes to Housing
Advocates are organizing against what they say is an overlooked civil rights issue: the exclusion of ex-offenders from public housing.
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Victimwashing: Guns, Violence and the Politics of Whose Lives Matter
Institutionally sanctioned sexual violence is why victims are often hesitant to report crimes committed against them.
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Republicans Ignore the Message of Selma
Republicans didn't exactly rise to the occasion.
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Plagiarism, Patchwriting and the Race and Gender Hierarchy of Online Idea Theft
In a mad rush for online content, women and people of color are getting trampled.
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Operation Streamline Finally on Trial
Activists' trial for a 2013 protest will put Operation Streamline under scrutiny.
University of Oklahoma Students Mobilize Against Racism as Two Fraternity Members Expelled
Fraternity members led a racist song.
Pakistan Execution Scheduled for Man Tortured Into Manslaughter “Confession” at 14
A man who was tortured into a “confession” for manslaughter aged 14 has been handed a second execution warrant.
Women’s Coalition Launches “Vision Statement” for Feminist Alternative Approaches to Sustainable Development at UN
The Post 2015 Women's Coalition will launch their Vision Statement for feminist alternative approaches to sustainable development.