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Human Rights
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Welcome to the Tipping Point
We live at the tipping points. Will we decide to fulfill or betray the mission history has put before us?
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Pedro Rios Jr. Civil Suit: Chicago Police Struck 14-Year-Old With Car Prior to Fatal Shooting
An update on Truthout's four-part investigative series on the Chicago Police Department and the Independent Police Review Authority.
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New York City Public Housing: Fixing a Leak With a Bucket
The New York City Housing Authority says it's made major progress responding to residents' requests for repairs. Residents tell a different story.
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It’s Not About a Wedding Cake: “Religious Freedom” Laws
Laws protecting religious exclusion expose the current crisis of democracy.
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Mercy Is Ours to Give, if We Choose It
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, if spared, will live a long life in the federal penal system.
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Hoosier Homophobia Crushed, Racism Continues On
Less inspiring, and really troubling, is the lack of any similarly effective movement to protect basic human and political rights for people of color.
Autonomous Bodies: Interview With Kavita Krishnan
Access to basic rights, such as healthcare, education, sanitation and decent work remain a daily struggle for many.
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Fear of a Black and Arab Planet: Hip-Hop Flows From Revolution
Hip-hop globally takes the role of the media source of marginalized communities and the soundtrack of revolution.
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President Obama Already Has a Way to Prevent Policing Abuses
A presidential task force outlines steps to bridge the divide between police and communities of color.
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Indiana’s War on Pregnant Women
Corrie Westing examines the case of Purvi Patel, who was given a prison sentence for “feticide.”