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Will a Judge Force Cancer-Stricken Black Elder Mutulu Shakur to Die Behind Bars?
A judge told Mutulu Shakur two years ago that his cancer wasn’t bad enough yet and to come back when he was on his deathbed. Now he is.
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A judge told Mutulu Shakur two years ago that his cancer wasn’t bad enough yet and to come back when he was on his deathbed. Now he is.
The End of Roe
Will states seeking to provide safe haven for abortion patients in the wake of Roe reconsider their parental consent laws?
The End of Roe
As states like Illinois work to expand abortion access in the wake of Roe, others, like Missouri, will seek to assert control over their residents.
Recently revealed documents provide a first-of-its-kind look into the invasive eye Washington police keeps on everyone from protesters to everyday residents.
Voices
The attacks on anti-abortion centers express a necessary militant fury. But the conflation of militance with violence is a mistake.
The industry calls it “luxury vinyl tile.” In reality, much of that plastic relies on toxic chemicals — and immense labor abuses.
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Threats against pride events and reports of suicide attempts by trans kids are only the first violent consequences of the far right’s campaign.
The War on Immigrants
LexisNexis usage logs for Immigration and Customs Enforcement for seven months totaled 1,211,643 searches and 302,431 “reports.”
Death and Dereliction
Embracing the state’s claim that “innocence isn’t enough,” the court destroyed a lifeline for people who received poor lawyering at trial.
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After Uvalde, there’s still no gun control on the horizon. We can start by regulating hyper-destructive expanding ammunition then.
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