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Houston Jail Next to Flooded Bayou Has Not Been Evacuated
Renee Feltz gives updates on prisoners incarcerated in Texas.
Immigrants in Houston Face Triple Threat: Flooding, Racist Texas Law SB4 and Potentially Losing DACA
A potential public safety crisis has emerged.
A Dilemma for Undocumented People in Texas: Wait Out Hurricane Harvey or Seek Help and Risk Deportation?
Hurricane Harvey has threatened the safety of immigrants in Texas who are afraid to evacuate.
The Public Has a Right to Know About Atrocities Happening Behind Prison Walls
CounterSpin interview with Heather Ann Thompson on prison access.
The Eli Lilly #Insulin4All Demonstration: Stop Price-Gouging People With Diabetes
Within seven years, the price of insulin has climbed nearly 300 percent.
Tariq Ramadan: As Muslims Condemn Spain Attack, Americans Must Denounce US Killings in Syria, Iraq
The events of the past week have shocked many in the Barcelona region.
Trapped in Raqqa: Amnesty Says Civilians Caught in “Deadly Labyrinth” as US Intensifies Airstrikes
Civilians have been killed and injured since the offensive began in June.
Dick Gregory in His Own Words: Remembering the Pioneering Comedian and Civil Rights Activist
Gregory passed away on Saturday in Washington, DC at the age of 84.
Ta-Nehisi Coates on How Cities Are Winning Reparations for Slavery
Ta-Nehisi Coates discusses reparations after Charlottesville.
When Deportation Is a Death Sentence: One Domestic Worker’s Fight for Survival
Reina Gomez needs to be in the US to live; the US needs her labor.