The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover

‘No Trauma, No-Bama,’ Activists Tell University of Chicago
Carlos Ballesteros

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Eugenics Behind Bars
Nearly four decades after the practice was outlawed, people in California women's prisons have still been sterilized without their consent.
Loretta Ross
President Obama Takes Huge Step for LGBT Rights
Ethan Corey

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Nigerian Philosopher Calls for Culture Shift
The debate among sub-Saharan intellectuals about modernity and traditionalism.
G. Pascal Zachary
The Price of Prison Time: States Pay-Out for Post-Conviction Exonerations
George Lavender

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Iraq War 2.0
Jeff Danziger

Labor
Jazz Musician: ‘I See the Gap Between the Haves and Have-Nots’
Jeremy Gantz

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Judgment Day for Payday Lenders
Religious groups in the South fight a predatory practice.
Theo Anderson

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Why Brazil’s World Cup Protesters Are So Furious
Four devastating effects of La Copa that will be felt long after the games.
Dave Zirin

Labor
‘$10.10 is Not Enough,’ Federal Contract Workers Tell Obama
Bruce Vail
North Carolina Passes Fracking Secrecy Law
Jessica Corbett
Political Horse Trading Could Leave 400,000 Virginians Without Medicaid
Hannah Gelbort

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Orange is The New Black, Season 2, Episode 1: It’s All About Piper
If you are not a fan of cockroaches or Piper, you are out of luck.
Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

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Rank-and-File Environmentalism
Why workers are crucial to halting the assault on the planet.
Trish Kahle

Dispatch
Why Can’t College Be Free?
Three proposals to reclaim the promise of higher education.
Rebecca Burns

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The Problem with Philanthropy
The occasional $120 million check doesn't offset tech billionaires' erosion of the public sector.
David Sirota

Viewpoint
The Race Debate and Switch
America almost had a real conversation about racism.
Salim Muwakkil

Labor
Booming Business, But Falling Wages, in California Grocery Stores
Bruce Vail
