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Sick at Starbucks
Amid a lack of COVID-19 protections, black mold, and bed bugs, Starbucks Workers United has been one of the only outlets for baristas’ safety complaints. Read more
Jan 25, 2023
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What Happened to the 1.3 Million Children Who Stopped Going to School?
School privatizers want you to believe parents are abandoning the public system, but that’s not the whole story. Read more
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Remote Work Helps Disabled People Like Me—Let’s Hope It Never Ends
The jobless rate among disabled people has dropped dramatically during the pandemic. Read more
Jan 25, 2023
Film Review: The Inexplicable Humanity of Saint Omer
French filmmaker Alice Diop’s complex courtroom drama challenges viewers to listen to, rather than judge, a mother’s plight. Read more
Jan 24, 2023
Book Review: ‘Stayed on Freedom’
Ethnic studies scholar Dan Berger follows one activist family as it makes Black Power movement history. Read more
Jan 23, 2023
Protesters Rally for Women’s March on Roe’s Fiftieth Anniversary
The ‘Bigger Than Roe’ march in Madison, Wisconsin, served as the flagship action for this year’s annual Women’s March with other sister marches taking place across the country. Read more
Jan 23, 2023
Have A Nice Day, From The Corporation That Cried Too Much
Funny how so many of those “rampant crime” stories seem to disappear now that the midterm elections are behind us. Read more
Jan 20, 2023
