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Chicano Movement Anniversaries Marking 50 Years of Struggles
The movement was a “levantamiento.”
With Funding for Domestic Violence Survivors Under Threat, Grassroots Groups Step In
Organizers are sharing their strategies to help survivors.
Undocumented Teen Wins Abortion Fight, but Thousands in Shelters Still Live Under Anti-Choice Policy
An undocumented teenager is at the center of a lawsuit with the Trump administration.
Why Are Women Prisoners Battling California Wildfires for as Little as $1 a Day?
More than 11,000 firefighters are battling the blazes and a number of them are prisoners.
Meet Tarana Burke, the Activist Who Started #MeToo Campaign to Ignite Conversation on Sexual Assault
A former contestant on “Celebrity Apprentice” has subpoenaed Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
Domestic Violence Victims Fear Deportation for Reporting Crimes Against Them
Congress must renew protections for domestic violence survivors.
Gender-Based Violence at Work: When the Boss Is the Threat
Many women are trapped in the workplace.
New Yorkers Call for Indigenous Peoples’ Day and Removal of Columbus Statue
In New York City, protesters rallied at a 115-year-old statue of Christopher Columbus near Central Park.
“Human Flow”: World-Renowned Artist and Activist Ai Weiwei on His Epic New Documentary on Refugees
There are now more refugees worldwide than at any time since World War II.
In Discussing the “Middle Class,” Don’t Forget the Racial Wealth Divide
CounterSpin interview with Dedrick Asante-Muhammad on racial wealth gap.