Berta Cáceres in her own words
An unpublished 2015 interview reminds us of the relevance of Berta’s powerful legacy, more than four years after her assassination.
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Four lawsuits that challenge Trump’s federal agents in Portland test issues other cities will likely face
One of the lawsuits says citizens rightly fear “being thrown into a van by anonymous agents.”
Feminism and Chile’s social explosion
Over two million people were in the streets of Santiago on International Women's Day this year, the last major protest before Chile's COVID lockdown.
Why protesters are fed up with Sudan’s tricky transition
The civilian half of Sudan's transitional government has struggled to assert or leverage its moral authority in the face of military intransigence.
Few tests, little contact tracing as coronavirus spikes in Mexico
Mexican government pushes ahead with a paced herd immunity approach to the coronavirus pandemic.
Keeping Atlanta fed through COVID-19
A mutual aid project that brings free, healthy food to the doorsteps of those in need continues the work through the pandemic.