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A National Surge of Organizing Shows the Power of Unionizing
Across the nation, worker power is on the rise as unionized labor takes militant action against overwork and tiered wage systems.
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Living on the Edge: A Close Look at American Poverty
Celine-Marie Pascale’s new book explores the personal impact of poverty in low-income communities from Appalachia to Oakland, California.
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Smart Ass Cripple: Banning School Mask Mandates Harms Disabled Youth
Republicans claim their opposition to school mask mandates is to protect students with disabilities, but they’re really just putting children’s lives at risk to score political points.
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Midwest Dispatch: Don’t Mistake Today’s School Board Protests for a Grassroots Campaign
Conservatives are disrupting school board meetings by shouting, using Nazi salutes, and even physically assaulting anyone they disagree with. But these attacks are anything but spontaneous.
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Be Wary of Religious Objections to Vaccines
Leaders of faiths have either issued policy statements against religious exemptions, or have encouraged their followers to get the shot.
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U.S. Policy Toward Venezuela Was Never About Promoting Democracy
As Venezuelans head to the polls this November, it’s clear that the United States’ strategy of supporting the unpopular, far-right leader Juan Guaidó has backfired tremendously.
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