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Human Rights
The Fear of Homegrown Terror Is Breeding Repression in the UK
In the name of fighting terror, the UK is enlisting public sector workers to scrutinize neighbors for signs of radicalization.
Roots and Migrations
The Ladydrawers are back! This first strip in a new series looks at traditions around food among communities that have migrated to and within the United States.
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Women to Celebrate
To all the women and femmes of Chicago who sing songs of freedom, we appreciate you.
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Fifty Years Ago Oppression Was Obvious: The Selma Diaries
It's been said that the devil's greatest trick is convincing the world that he doesn't exist.
Heeding the Call: Black Women Fighting for Black Lives That Matter
Black women activists have been at the head of a new movement.
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A Sea of People Fighting for Water in Sao Paulo
It seems the southeast has turned into its worst nightmare.
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The Cost of Compassion: Why Churches Turn Their Backs on Torture Victims
When compassion becomes politically inconvenient, churches turn their backs.
“The Internet Is My Lifeline”: Hip-Hop Artist Jasiri X on the FCC’s Net Neutrality Vote
The political artist from Pittsburgh speaks about the importance of the internet.
Michelle Alexander: Roots of Today’s Mass Incarceration Crisis Date to Slavery, Jim Crow
Alexander looks at the historical roots of “the new Jim Crow.”
Michelle Alexander: Ferguson Shows Why Criminal Justice System of “Racial Control” Should Be Undone
“America are finally waking up,” says Michelle Alexander.