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“Unite the Right 2” Was a Dud, but Threat of White Nationalism Is Alive and Well
The failed far-right rally was more a tactical retreat than a defeat.
In Latest Attack on Fair Housing Act, Carson Moves to Gut Anti-Segregation Rule
Without this rule, communities will not do the work to eliminate discrimination and segregation.
Repression Intensifies in Argentina After President Empowers Military
Is the government once again using the military to suppress opposition to the IMF's neoliberal policies?
Trump Administration Delays Texas “Tent City” for Migrant Children Closure Again
After the first delay, officials had planned to close down the facility this weekend.
Think Confederate Monuments Are Racist? Consider Pioneer Monuments
These statues ignore the cost of white settlement on Native lands, reinforce white dominance and erase ethnic diversity.
US and Russian Filmmakers With Disabilities Collaborate in New Documentary
As US-Russia tensions mount, a group of filmmakers has found a common bond: their disabilities.
Stand Your Ground Law Is Back in Spotlight After Parking Lot Shooting
There's a clear bias against people of color in the law's interpretation, say local racial and social justice groups.
The Brutal Personal Costs of the Philippines’ Human Rights Abuses
There are profound and far-reaching reverberations of state-induced violence in the Philippines.
Meet Ahed Tamimi, the 17-Year-Old West Bank Activist Jailed for Eight Months
Ahed Tamimi discusses her experience in Israeli custody.
“Those Who Are Targeted Know What the State’s Agenda Has Been”
If we want to stop state violence, it's not going to be through reforming harmful institutions, but dismantling them.