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Black Americans Back Defunding Police
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Project Censored鈥檚 latest report shows that corporate media missed or misrepresented dozens of critically important stories this year.
Why This Jewish American Activist Stands With Palestine
Thousands of Jewish Americans have been arrested while protesting Israel鈥檚 assault on Gaza. Penny Rosenwasser, a leading activist based in the Bay Area, explains why.
Why Are Fossil Fuels Booming Under Biden?
Ahead of COP28 in Dubai, a new report by Oil Change International reveals a shocking boom in oil and gas production under President Biden.
Beating Back Attacks on Voting Rights
Rev. Dr. Stephany Rose Spaulding says massive voter turnout in 2024 is the best chance to counter the continued dismantling of the Voting Rights Act.
Meet the Gaza Mom Suing the U.S. Over Israel Military Aid
Award-winning Palestinian American author Laila Elhaddad is one of the lead plaintiffs suing the Biden administration over its funding of Israel鈥檚 unfolding genocide in Gaza.
The Fall of an Arizona Border Wall
A documentary film chronicles the growth鈥攁nd rare success鈥攐f a movement to take down a wall of shipping containers on the U.S-Mexico border.
CEOs Aren鈥檛 Earning Their Pay, New Report Finds
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Elders Take Center Stage in Latest Issue of 大象传媒
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Nature Offers a Model for Filtering Wastewater
A growing trend of building wetlands as a means of wastewater filtration has surprising benefits: thriving wildlife, vibrant tourism, and a sense of community ownership.
Why Indigenous Communities Oppose New York鈥檚 New Industrial Park
Indigenous writer Robin Wall Kimmerer explains why a new massive green-energy powered industrial park in western New York State threatens communities and habitats.
Understanding Media鈥檚 Deadly Double Standards on Gaza
Medea Benjamin sees a pattern in how Western media reported on the U.S. war in Iraq and how they are covering Israel鈥檚 war on Gaza today.
Lessons From Ohio鈥檚 Abortion Ballot Measure
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Black-Palestinian Solidarity Has Deep Roots
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Doctors Join Call for Justice in Gaza
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Divorcing Love and Marriage from Organized Religion
Religious ideals such as "'Til Death Do Us Part" are hindering intimate relationships from flourishing. Here's one clinical psychologist's secular guide to long-term love.
Debt Collective Cancels $10M of Morehouse College Student Loans
Black students are disproportionately impacted by student loans, but this debtors' union is taking steps to repair that disparity.
United Auto Workers鈥� Strike Yields Win for 鈥淛ust Transition鈥�
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Lessons in Climate Adaptation From Florida鈥檚 Hurricane Recovery
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How U.S. Military Aid Emboldens Israel
Analyst Lindsay Koshgarian counters President Biden鈥檚 claim that American interests require funding Israeli militarism.
Why Language Matters in Israel鈥檚 Assault on Gaza
Language has the ability to shape narratives about justice and war. Norman Solomon suggests applying the same standards to all violators of human rights.
How to Defeat 鈥淲ealth Supremacy鈥� and Build a Democratic Economy
Marjorie Kelly's new book critiques the U.S. economy's embrace of "wealth supremacy," and explores alternate models of democratic economies.
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