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Analysis
Plans move forward to dismantle Dept. of Education, attacking civil rights, special ed
In a move widely criticized by as well as teachers’ unions, disability rights organizations, feminists and others, the Dept. of…
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Olmstead ruling & community living for people with disabilities under attack by Dept of Justice
As disability advocates mark the 26th anniversary of Olmstead v. L.C. a memo from the U.S. Department of Justice Office…
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Features
194 Billionaires. 40 Million of Us. We’re Just Getting Started.
Vote Here is what we won, what the June 2 vote means, and how you join what comes next.
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Analysis
Nationwide, communities say: ‘Get Flock off our streets, no mass surveillance’
What's the intersection of mass surveillance technologies, mass deportation and racist policing?
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Analysis
‘Nothing moved but the tide:’ The Seattle General Strike of 1919 showed the power of labor and a vision of a better future
Seattle General Strike of 1919 still has significance today.
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Features
Trump orders dismantlement of Department of Education: Why it matters
Dismantling the DOE is about rolling back the progressive gains of the Civil Rights era in order to remove any…
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PSL statement: Democrats’ failed shutdown tactic in fighting the Trump agenda
Eight Democrat senators voted with the GOP majority to end the shutdown and fund the government, despite the Trump administration’s…
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Analysis
Hegseth’s speech: Beyond the spectacle, a racist purge of the military
Iraq war veteran explains what Hegseth's speech really means: purging the military to create a lily-white, all male "Crusader Army."
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Analysis
How capitalism kept a medication treatment away from patients with opioid addiction
Suboxone, a medication effective in curbing opioid cravings was kept away from patients by corporate greed plus government red tape…
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Militant Journalism
Pittsburgh Public Schools board vote starts mass school closure process
The Board votes puts 12 schools on the chopping block, while spending 22% of budget on charter schools.
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