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Environment
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Say Her Name: What It Means to Center Black Women’s Experiences of Police Violence
Recent cases of police violence against Black women are representative of long-term trends in gendered experiences of state violence.
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Residents of Ohio Town See “Environmental Justice” as Empty Promise
People in East Liverpool who have fought a hazardous-waste incinerator say an executive order 21 years ago meant nothing.
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Koch PR Games: College Football Brought to You by Koch Industries
This is not the first time the Kochs have taken aim at colleges.
Youth-Led Direct Action Campaign Yields Trauma Center for Chicago’s South Side
Organizer Veronica Morris Moore discusses how activists' direct action campaign resulted in plans to build a trauma center in an underserved community.
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Chelsea E. Manning | Transphobia at the Intersection of the Military and Prison Industrial Complexes
As a trans woman in a military prison, Chelsea Manning lives at the intersection of the military and prison industrial complexes.
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How Coke Is Undermining the Media and Good Governance in Sri Lanka
We need to wake up and smell the coffee, which now smells like diesel.
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Victory of Scottish National Party Fuels UK Nuclear Abolition Movement
The Scottish National Party is showing how spending on the Trident nuclear submarine program could be used for social programs.
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From the Folks Who Brought You the Civil War: The Political Legacy of Slavery
The Civil War is far from over.
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Scott Walker’s Day-One Plan to “Wreak Havoc” Lifted From ALEC
Walker has no qualms about corporate CEOs secretly using shareholder funds to back politicians that shareholders may not support.
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The Stock Market: The Only Game in Town
The stock market is as crooked as the dice game in Guys and Dolls.