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Cynthia Kaufman The System Will Not Solve the Climate Crisis Without a Push: That’s Where You Come in This is an all hands-on-deck moment where civil society, that means you and I, need to throw everything we have into changing the politics of business as usual. Read more |
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Miles Mogulescu Want Fewer Police Shootings? Get Armed Cops Out of Traffic Enforcement Removing armed police officers from traffic enforcement and turning it over to civilians should be a major goal of the racial justice movement. Read more |
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John Buell Big Pharma Patents on Covid-19 Vaccines Must Be Waived to Save the World In the long term we must treat public health as a common good, a good upon which all of our virtues depend Read more |
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Medea Benjamin, Marcy Winograd The Squad and Their Allies Should Unite to Block Biden’s Massive Military Budget This is the moment to put a stop to runaway spending on war and the nuclear arsenal. Read more |
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Azadeh Shahshahani, Amith Gupta More Domestic Spying Power Is Not the Answer We are told by some opponents of the far-right that supporters of equality and civil liberties should not be worried about expansions of U.S. surveillance and counterterrorism capabilities. They are wrong. Read more |
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Jason Nickerson, Adam Houston Why Canada Must Support the WTO Waiver on Covid-19 Vaccines Expanding access to life-saving medical technologies during this pandemic is exactly what the world needs. Read more |
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Timothy A. Wise Bayer Goes After Mexico for Glyphosate Ban The pressure by the agribusiness industry continues, but we will keep up our fight. Read more |
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Sanaa Khalil Oppression in the Form of Israeli Dates It is imperative that we follow in the footsteps of the revolutionaries’ tea boycott, the historic Delano Grape Boycott, and boycott the Israeli date industry, too. Read more |
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People’s Vaccine Alliance Who's Controlling the COVID Vaccine: 10 Myths and Misdirections The only way these big pharmaceutical corporations and rich governments will move is by being shamed into it. Read more |
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Sue Sturgis Institute Index: Democratic Senator From Virginia Blocking Key Pro-Union Bill The White House-backed Protecting the Right to Organize Act passed the House in March but faces opposition from three Democratic senators. Read more |
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Jeff Biggers The Endless War on the Central Appalachian Mountains Continues Instead of recognizing the century-old legacy of ruin in coal country, the Biden administration risks falling into the trap of outdated policies. Read more |
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Andrew Park Hey Conservationists! Got Hope? Hope is often touted as an important ingredient in conservation success. Our research found that it’s vital — but only if it’s combined with another key element. Read more |
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Steven Singer Can Unions Defang Charter School Vampires? One thing is for sure, with a union the gravy train is over. Read more |
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C.J. Polychroniou May Day and the United States of Amnesia We must keep alive the memory of the early struggles of the working-class movement for a better future. Read more |
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Mike Alewitz Recalling the Bloodshed of 1970 The memory of the martyrs of Kent, Augusta and Jackson cries out for us to continue the struggle for which they died - to demand money for jobs and education, not for war. For an end to racist violence. Read more |
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Christopher Brauchli The Triplets Reps. Jim Jordan, Marjorie Taloy Greene, and Lauren Boebert make a good team. Read more |
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Nina Turner President Biden's First 100 Days Have Shown That We Must Have the Courage to Ask for More The strength of the progressive movement nationwide has pushed this administration further than what many of us expected. But we cannot accept these moves as enough—they are only the beginning. Read more |
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Kerry Cullinan UK Accused of ‘Trump Tactics’ After ‘Devastating’ Slashing of Family Planning Aid Millions of the world’s poorest women and girls will ‘pay the price’ of the UK government reneging on its commitments, say aid workers Read more |
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Ramzy Baroud Bottom-up Politics: Grassroots Activism Behind Pro-Palestine Shift in the US A decisive US public opinion shift must also not be ignored, as it is empowering voices within the Democratic Party to speak out more freely without jeopardizing their political careers. Read more |
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Ralph Nader Tim Cook, Apple, and Runaway Limitless Corporate Greed People must push Congress to address this injustice. Read more |
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Amy Goodman, Denis Moynihan Dangerous Republican Anti-Protest Laws Grant Drivers License to Kill Many of these laws include provisions legalizing violence against protestors, granting immunity to people who drive their cars into crowds. Read more |
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Rebekah Entralgo Support for Essential Labor Has Largely Excluded Migrant Women Farmworkers How the migrant women farmworkers who put food on our tables are organizing for a better life after the pandemic. Read more |
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Ben Manski, Peter Knowlton Earth Day to May Day Point to a New America "By 2030 we will be on our way to a global economy that provides a good life for all on a living planet," states the Declaration of the 2020's. "Or we will be on an irreversible path to global misery through ecological collapse." Read more |
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Max B. Sawicky A Tale of Two Presidencies: Biden's First 100 Days When it comes to economic issues, the Biden administration has shown some surprising progressivism. On foreign policy, not so much. Read more |
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Johnisha Levi Eradicating Child Poverty Beyond the Pandemic The economic impact of the pandemic has created an opportunity for the federal government to reconsider its traditional responses to poverty and unemployment. Read more |