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Human Rights
Between Black and White: Red-Brown Color Consciousness
The colorline has always been black and white, a prism that generally erases Indigenous peoples.
A Killer Cop Gets Away With an Execution
Another officer who murdered an innocent, unarmed man has gone free.
Fellow White Men, Listen to the Voices You Have Ignored for So Long
Dismantle the structures of white male privilege.
The Unlikely Industry Empowering Women in Afghanistan
In this deeply conservative society, these women are busting stereotypes every day.
Dig in: This Must Be the Winter of Our Discontent
This, right here, is where we have to dig in.
US Support “Vital” to Saudi Bombing of Yemen, Targeting Food Supplies as Millions Face Famine
US-backed, Saudi-led bombing has devastated Yemen's health, water and sanitation systems.
The Radio Show Bringing Prisoners Messages From Home
This weekly program connects prisoners to faraway family and friends.
How the GOP Tax Bill Hurts Disabled People
Understanding this legislation is crucial to advocating for your rights.
Cecile Richards: Pence Is Installing Authorities to Repeal Women’s Rights With No Public Oversight
The first year of Trump's administration may be the worst year for women of any administration.
The Poor People’s Campaign: A Movement for the Toughest Among Us
The US will let a pregnant woman go without a home in the dead of winter.