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An Honorable Course in Iran: End Sanctions, Resume Dialogue

Kathy Kelly June 25, 2019 Kathy Kelly

President Trump expressed concern that 150 people could be killed if U.S. airstrikes against Iran had been carried out last week. We must ask how many people could die because of economic warfare against Iran. The economic war cripples Iran’s economy and afflicts the most vulnerable Iranian people—the sick, the poor, the elderly and the children. 

How Powerful Mining Corporations Flagrantly Plunder the Global South Without Consequence

Nate Sigham June 10, 2019 Nate Sigham

The process of corporate plunder in the global mining industry is severely aggravating social and economic inequalities across the planet.

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‘Blood,’ the Anthem of Sudan’s Revolution, Takes on New Meaning Amid Violent Repression

Isma’il Kushkush June 5, 2019 Isma’il Kushkush

A new generation of musicians and artists has been inspired by—and is inspiring—the uprising.

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What If We Covered the Climate Emergency Like We Did World War II?

Bill Moyers May 27, 2019 Bill Moyers

Can we get this story right? Can we tell it whole? Can we connect the dots and inspire people with the possibility of change?

Beer Transnationals Are Sucking Mexico Dry

Tamara Pearson May 27, 2019 Tamara Pearson

Mexico is the biggest beer exporter globally, but it barely has enough water for its residents and farmers. Experiencing long-lasting droughts, the country, which is half desert, has become a cheap place for transnationals to consume its remaining water, then send the products and profits to wealthier regions.

Gender Journey: Trans Rights and Activism

Sindi-Leigh McBride May 27, 2019 Sindi-Leigh McBride

The National Center for Transgender Equality claims trans activism has made “faster progress than any movement in American history.”

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