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Charles Davis is a journalist published by outlets such as Al Jazeera, The Intercept, The Nation and The New Republic. Follow him on Twitter: @charliearchy.
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Meet the Grassroots Organizers Who Stood Up Against ICE’s 7-Eleven Raids
Charles Davis
Dispatch
The Pope May Speak About Climate Justice, But in L.A., the Church Leases Land to an Oil Company
Oil and holy water don’t mix.
Charles Davis
Feature
President Trump Is Just What the Private Prison Industry Ordered
The president-elect's policies will help not only private prison companies but, as a new report explains, the banks that help finance them.
Charles Davis
Feature
U.S.-led Airstrikes Have Allegedly Killed Over 850 Syrian Civilians. So Where Is the Outrage?
The U.S. apologizes for bombing unintended targets when it’s politically expedient—otherwise, it prefers to remain silent.
Charles Davis
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