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Protesters rally against what they perceive to be union busting tactics, outside a Starbucks in Great Neck, N.Y., on Aug. 15, 2022. (Thomas A. Ferrara / Newsday RM via Getty Images)

BY KATIE HAWKINSON | As anti-abortion laws spread across the nation as a result of the Dobbs decision, the Starbucks corporation said it could not guarantee benefits to unionized employees that they previously said would cover travel to access abortions.

Starbucks workers and labor organizers say this is a deliberate anti-union strategy which weaponizes the fragile state of abortion care access to discourage unionization.

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BY JANELL HOBSON | The Woman King, a new film starring Viola Davis, reclaims the narrative of the fiercely resistant African “Amazons.”

“My hope is that young African-descended girls and women see themselves in these powerful women. I hope they too will aspire for greatness.”

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BY RACHEL CLEMENT and MICHAEL BOAMPONG | Renewed intergenerational solidarity and concern for future generations is critical to tackling global issues not just for young people, but for aging populations and everyone in between.

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