The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover

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Till I.C.E. Do Us Part
Tens of thousands of American families are torn asunder by U.S. immigration policies.
Yana Kunichoff
Labor
Web Engineer: ‘I Started Making Websites in Middle School’
Matthew Blake
Dispatch
Foam Wasn’t Built in a Day
Eco-activists of all ages are working to banish styrofoam.
Molly M. Ginty
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Taylor Swift Twerks While The World Burns
The singer finally meets a controversy she can't shake off.
Jude Ellison Sady Doyle
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Obama’s Blacklist Includes More Than Just Terrorists
The government is putting journalists' calls 'on hold' ... permanently.
David Sirota
Feature
5 Crucial Lessons for the Left From Naomi Klein’s New Book
You can't fight climate change without fighting capitalism, argues Klein in This Changes Everything.
Jessica Corbett and Ethan Corey
Culture
A Sense of Life Ending
A long, slow end can be a treasure.
Jane Miller
The Majority of Us Don’t Believe in the American Dream
Carlos Ballesteros
After Ferguson, It’s Clear Cops Need Policing
Dan Staggs
Labor
The Latest Attack on Labor, From The Group That Brought Us ‘Harris v. Quinn’
Moshe Z. Marvit
Labor
Teachers at Charter Schools Struggle, Too
Helen Zelon
Bank of America to Pay Record Settlement Fee for Bad Mortgages
Alex Kogan
Feature
Big Dallas Plunder
Dallas business interests stacked the school board. Now, a rule change could open the door for wholesale school privatization.
George Joseph
Feature
Scott Walker’s Offshoring Flip-flop
Wisconsin Gov. Walker's convenient crusade against offshoring may prove to be surprisingly good for the state's working people.
Roger Bybee
Labor
Oakland Activists ‘Block the Boat’ for Three Days Running
Julia Wong
Feature
The Con Artistry of Charter Schools
Once an effort to improve public education, the charter school movement has transformed into a money-making venture.
Ruth Conniff
Dispatch
The New Volkswagen Model: Minority Unionism
Will the UAW’s latest experiment in Chattanooga pan out?
Moshe Z. Marvit
Feature
Scenes From Ferguson We Must Not Overlook
As Ferguson's story continues to unfold, the images from those on the ground paint a haunting picture.
John Michael Davis
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