Black urban farmers dig to uproot U.S. 'food apartheid'Black farmers are fighting to challenge deep-seated food inequalities in the United States |
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'That is power': U.S. cities embrace people's budgets amid policing debateCitizen-led budgeting is increasingly seen by cities and protesters as a strategy for deciding on how to implement ‘defunding’ the police |
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Coronavirus crisis threatens internet opportunity for Native AmericansThe cutoff for tribes to apply for licenses from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) expires next week |
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Kashmir domicile law raises fears of losing land and cultureLocals fear losing out after a new law allowed non-locals to become permanent residents of the Muslim-majority territory |
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U.N. chief invites young climate activists to meet, give inputThe youth advisory group of seven is tasked with providing perspectives and ideas to help scale up climate action |
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Can carbon capture help to curb climate change?As Britain's power grid operator touts carbon capture as key to meeting net-zero goal, just how useful is the technology? |
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Egypt jails five women influencers over TikTok postsThe women were accused of running online accounts that violated the values and principles of Egypt |
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Stigma around HIV still rampant in U.S., study findsA majority of Americans feel uninformed about HIV |
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Moroccan women break through in rap scene dominated by menRap has became embroiled in the country's politics after a rapper, Gnawi, was sentenced to a year in prison for insulting the police in a video |
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Record number of Black women set to run for U.S. CongressAt least 122 Black or mixed-race women have filed to run for congressional seats in this year's election |
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