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Solidarity with Haiti Will Strengthen the Struggle for Racial Justice Everywhere
While reports on the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse are silent on the history of the United States’ harmful relations with the island nation, solidarity with Haiti is as important as ever. Read more
Jul 26, 2021
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You Can Work but Not Stay
Immigrant rights activists are trying to convince elected officials that workers are essential enough to be given a path to citizenship. Read more
Jul 27, 2021
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Poor People Are Unjustly Stigmatized for Owning Pets
In a culture that views poverty as a personal failure, pet ownership is yet another ‘luxury’ that poor people get shamed for. Read more
Jul 23, 2021
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While the Planet Burns, Billionaires Take to the Sky
Where some find inspiration and awe, a growing number of people are disillusioned with the glaring inequality of billionaires doing somersaults in zero gravity. Read more
Jul 22, 2021
‘Solitary by Another Name’: How Efforts to Reform Solitary Confinement Are Being Derailed by Corrections Departments
Lawmakers and courts have made headway in reforming or ending solitary, but some corrections departments are finding loopholes to perpetuate the practice. Read more
Jul 21, 2021
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From Negligence to Malevolence: How the Climate Crisis has Gone Critical
Human-induced climate change has gotten so bad that our only hope isn’t to reverse it, but to simply save what we can. Read more
Jul 20, 2021
Smart Ass Cripple: The Search for the Perfect Exploitable Worker
With the pandemic causing millions of workers to forgo crappy, low-wage jobs, employers are now scrambling to find people to exploit. That’s where the disabled come in. Read more
Jul 19, 2021
