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Mexican American Studies Suspension: A Teachable Moment in Tucson
Some educators and students refuse to accept a new curriculum ban in Arizona.
Rebecca Burns

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National Lawyers Guild Fights for the Right to Occupy
When protesters land in court, a network of volunteer lawyers defend them.
Allison Kilkenny

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Argentina’s Pulp Fiction: Grupo Clarín and Freedom of the Press
A new law aiming to end a media monopoly is condemned by international news outlets.
Julie Turkewitz

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The War on Contraception Goes Mainstream
The Catholic Church's fight with the White House makes an extreme stance seem reasonable.
Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

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In Search of the Anti-Walker
An election to recall Wis. Gov. Scott Walker is now certain. His opponent is not.
Liz Novak

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Managing Dissent in Chicago
As the G8/NATO summits approach, activists protest restrictive new rules--and prepare for the spotlight.
Jeremy Gantz

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2014 World Cup Match: FIFA-1, Brazil-?
The wealthy international soccer organization forces tax and labor-law exemptions on the next host of the games.
Rebecca Burns

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The World According to Newt
What the 'open marriage' scandal tells us about Americans' real values.
Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

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In Palestine, to Exist Is to Resist
Behind the headlines, Palestinians are using nonviolent direct action to protest the status quo.
Melinda Tuhus

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Thunderstruck in Honduras
'Operation Lightning' allows the country's soldiers to play sheriff, but violence continues in Latin America's 'butcher shop.'
Jeremy Kryt

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Egypt’s Revolution Is Not Over
Hosni Mubarak resigned as president last February, but the violent struggle for democracy continues.
James North

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People vs. Putin Power
The Russian Spring begins in winter.
Fred Weir

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Will Arizona Hold ALEC Accountable?
Proposed legislation would treat corporate-backed American Legislative Exchange Council like what its critics say it is: a lobbyist organization.
Beau Hodai

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Turning the Page on Page 3 Girls
Feminist groups want to rid U.K. media of sexism. Easier said than done.
Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

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Gay Marriage Tests ‘Minnesota Nice’
A constitutional amendment proposal comes to the Land of Lakes, a microcosm of the nation.
Jacob Wheeler

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Uncle Sam’s ‘Mal-intent’
With its FAST program, the federal government is trying to read minds to fight terrorism.
Michael Solomon

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Library of Alexandria in Danger
Will Egypt's newly elected Islamists respect freedom of expression and tolerate 'sacrilegious' books?
Sanhita SinhaRoy

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Private Prisons Gone Wild
Legal challenges are no match for Arizona politicians determined to privatize the state's correctional services.
Beau Hodai

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Will Latino Groups Choose To Occupy?
The Latino and immigrant reaction to Occupy Wall Street has been decidedly mixed.
Teresa Puente

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Will Wisconsin Elect Our First Gay Senator?
Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin is eyeing a U.S. Senate seat, one year after Russ Feingold lost his.
Roger Bybee

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Haitians to U.N.: Please Leave
Amid allegations of serious abuses, a growing number of Haitians want peacekeeping forces out of their country.
Rebecca Burns

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After Arab Spring, an Israeli Summer
Israelis have been protesting inequality for months, with surprising results.
Ralph Seliger

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How to Make Robin Hood Proud
The push for taxing financial transactions gains steam in Europe -- will the United States follow suit?
David Moberg

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Deporting the Vote
President Obama's record-setting number of deportations hasn't exactly endeared him to Latino voters.
Theo Anderson
