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Natasha Kristian
Photo Essay: After the Bombs Fell, a Ukrainian Village Rebuilds
With their homes, businesses, and church destroyed, villagers in Moschun are sowing the seeds of a new life. Read more
Sep 24, 2022
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Isiah Holmes
After the Rittenhouse Shootings, Kenosha’s Gun Debate Rages On
After national tensions turned local, the militias never left the small Wisconsin city. Read more
Sep 22, 2022
Public Schools Advocate
WBEZ
Union Power Is the Best Solution to the Teacher Shortage
As the Great Resignation expands to teachers, Labor Day offers a reminder of how unions can build—and reclaim—the democratic commons. Read more
Sep 5, 2022
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Cruelty Travel
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has achieved a new low by using people seeking asylum as a political prop. This cruelty is taking place to “own the libs” and make those lefties realize what life is like for MAGA states along the southern border. Read more
Sep 23, 2022
Zach D. Roberts
How the Proud Boys Supercharged an Era of Far-Right Extremism
An interview with journalist Andy Campbell, whose new book ‘We Are the Proud Boys’ explains everything you need to know about the violent street gang. Read more
Sep 23, 2022
Gobierno Danilo Medina
The Other Americans: El Salvador Joins the Tide of Illegal Re-Elections in Central America
Heads of state in the region are violating their own constitutions in an effort to consolidate power. Read more
Sep 23, 2022
Victor Vysochin
‘We Bring People Together’
Organizations originally serving LGBTQ+ asylum seekers have pivoted to aid the tide of Ukrainian newcomers. Read more
Sep 21, 2022
Shutterstock
How California’s Justice System Struck Out
The Golden State’s infamous Three Strikes law has put tens of thousands more people behind bars than any other state. Now change may be on the horizon. Read more
Sep 20, 2022
