Supreme Court Ended Eviction Moratorium, but Pandemic Has Shown Road Map for Fighting Back
The Supreme Court callously ended the CDC’s eviction moratorium, but the pandemic has already shown the most effective way to fight back: direct actions.
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The Supreme Court callously ended the CDC’s eviction moratorium, but the pandemic has already shown the most effective way to fight back: direct actions.
Power recently celebrated Sudan for voting to join the ICC. She discreetly did not mention who hasn’t joined: the United States.
The decision to halt Cuomo's impeachment would be a blow to accountability — and leave the door open for Cuomo to return to politics.
And workers should thank her for that.
Reagan's firing of striking air traffic controllers was the first huge offensive in corporate America's war on everyone else.
Patriarchal violence in New York politics and beyond will not come to an end with the removal of a small number of predatory perpetrators, however powerful.
I was acting as Trump and his minions do: free to say anything, no matter how ridiculous, with no basis in observable fact.
Britney Spears's struggle is against patriarchal control and economic exploitation — which are core Republican values.
In Brazilian and international law, the rights of disabled people over their reproductive systems are clear.
The Declaration of Independence's clause about "merciless Indian Savages" and its deleted passage on slavery say a lot about us.
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