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White Nationalism in the Oval Office and the Suppression of Dissent
The only moments of clarity in Trump's speech occur when he uses a hate-filled vocabulary of xenophobia, racism and misogyny.
The Danger Is Inherent in the System
Indiscriminate bombing and torture have been an integral part of US foreign policy since 1945.
Why We Still Need Feminism
Until recently, women didn't even own their own bodies.
Rep. Honda, Survivor of Japanese Internment Camp, Decries Trump Proposal for Muslim Registry
Twitter became the first major tech company to say it would not participate in the creation of a database identifying US Muslims.
Native Waters, Native Warriors: From Standing Rock to Honduras
Standing Rock Sioux in North Dakota and Lenca in Honduras are sharing strategies of mobilization and direct action.
Resistance and Resilience: The Cultural Legacy of the Black Panther Party
The impact of the Black Panther Party continues to resonate today.
Oakland Fire Survivor: Create Affordable, Safe Living Spaces and Stop Mistreating Artists
Nihar Bhatt, a Bay Area DJ and record label owner, survived the warehouse fire but lost seven friends.
From North Dakota to Chiapas: Dialectics of Indigenous Resistance
Today, more than ever, it is necessary to boost solidarity between peoples of Mexico and the United States.
Water Protectors Celebrate DAPL Easement, but Recognize Fight Is Not Over
Many members of the camp at Standing Rock are not yet sure what their role will be in the coming weeks and months.
“People Can Protect the Rights of Everyone in Their Community”
Janine Jackson interviews Sue Udry about civil liberties under Trump.