Indigenous People Are Already Working "Green Jobs" — but They're Unrecognized and Unpaid
From Standing Rock to the Unist’ot’en Camp, land defense and water protection are necessary for the continuation of life on a planet teetering on collapse.
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From Standing Rock to the Unist’ot’en Camp, land defense and water protection are necessary for the continuation of life on a planet teetering on collapse.
I never expected that my skills as a war reporter would be relevant to my life as a dad in a Brooklyn, but that was before I started biking to work.
The anti-Muslim mass murderer Anders Breivik found inspiration in the Hindu nationalist group where Narendra Modi got his start as a far-right activist.
Why is Trump deferring to Riyadh? Questions need to be asked about his financial ties with Saudis who bailed him out during the 1990s.
Afghanistan does not have an easy solution but there is no point in U.S. forces staying in the country to continue their merciless forever war.
Conservatives in the U.K. already stood up to their "Britain Trump." In the U.S.? Not so much.
Two NYPD cops coerced Anna Chambers into sex in exchange for her freedom. A judge just gave them no jail time.
Rep. Mo Brooks has received virtually no national media attention for saying Muslims increasingly control the Democratic Party.
Aung San Suu Kyi, a 1991 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, is an essential part of the decimation of the Rohingya Muslims in Burma. She should face trial.
The climate emergency is not a “single issue” — it is the single precondition for every other issue’s existence.
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