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Education & Youth
Black Student Revolt Against Racism Ousts Two Top Officials at University of Missouri
African-American students have staged weeks of demonstrations.
Koch Brothers’ Higher Education Investments Advance Political Goals
Boost in school funding builds free-market “talent pipeline.”
As the South Goes, So Goes the Nation
The South's population is booming, increasing its influence on the rest of the country.
In Tripoli, Young Lebanese Defy City’s Violent Reputation
We Love Tripoli helps young people to appreciate their city and thereby protect and care for it.
Henry Giroux on What the Left Must Do to Resist Anti-Intellectualism and the Ultra-Rich
The Project Censored Show's Peter and Mickey spend the hour speaking with author and educator Henry Giroux.
Our Generation, Our Choice: Youth Draw Connections Between Race, Environment and Immigration
Justice for people of color depends on addressing all forms of inequality.
Election Day 2015: GOP Takes Kentucky, Ohio Rejects Pot Monopoly and Houston Shuns LGBT Equality
We discuss Tuesday's election results with John Nichols, political writer for The Nation.
Racialized and Gendered Violence Permeates School Discipline
Students of color are more often suspended, expelled, policed, and arrested than their counterparts, mirroring incarceration rates.
Why Tuition-Free College Makes Sense
Until fairly recently, the United States had a free or virtually free system of public higher education.
Black Girls and the Police State Menace
Black children have never been children in the eyes of the police state and its proxy, American public education.