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The Legend of Buddy Red Bow: How a Lakota Country Singer Echoed the Soul of the Great Plains
Buddy Red Bow's music continues to resonate deeply.
Trump Meets Egypt’s el-Sisi Amid Wave of Repression, Jailings and Extrajudicial Killings in Egypt
Abdel Fattah el-Sisi faces widespread criticism for human rights abuses in Egypt.
Amnesty: Hundreds of Iraqi Civilians Killed in US Airstrikes After Being Told Not to Flee Mosul
Almost 1,500 civilians have reportedly been killed in US airstrikes in Iraq and Syria this month alone.
Trump Expands US Military Role in Saudi War as Yemenis Brace for Famine
The US has reportedly launched more than 49 strikes across the country this month.
Housing, Community and Land Are Human Rights
“Without home and without community, nothing else becomes possible, and everything else becomes a crisis.”
Empire Files: The Sikh Experience in the US
People of the Sikh faith, commonly mistaken for both Muslims and Hindus, are frequent targets of bigoted hate crimes.
Meals on Wheels Is Just the Beginning: Economist Mark Price on Trump’s Proposed Cuts
Will Trump's proposed budget wake up rural GOP supporters to the real effects of their party's priorities?
Meet Two US Citizens Detained at Airports: A Police Chief and a Lawyer Who Sued Trump Administration
A growing number of US citizens are sharing accounts of having been detained at airports across the country since the start of the Trump administration.
Violence Against the Transgender Community Is Often Not Reported by Media
Janine Jackson interviewed Kris Hayashi about the Supreme Court's non-ruling on trans students.
The Native Nations Rise March: Kandi Mossett on How Standing Rock Lives On
The mobilization in DC helped people connect beyond Standing Rock and realize their own power to expand the fight.