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Economic Justice
Living in a Renter’s Republic
Dec 5, 2024 Why vote to save democracy if they can't save the roof over your head?
Race
Can Land Repair the Nation’s Racist Past?
Dec 4, 2024 In California, an approach to Black reparations based on land access, ownership and stewardship.
Europe
Is Georgia on the Edge of Revolution?
Dec 3, 2024 The Georgian Dream government that tried shifting to Russia now faces a popular uprising and constitutional crisis.
Opinion
Ben Wikler for DNC Chair
Dec 3, 2024 The Wisconsin Democrat understands the cycles of history and is a master at communicating a progressive agenda without pandering or compromise.
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Trump’s Election Victory Has Migrants Praying
Dec 2, 2024 The coming political era could be marked by severe asylum restrictions, mass deportations, work camps and family separation.
LGBTQIA+
Trans Students and Families Plan for Trump’s Second Term
Dec 2, 2024 Amid fears of harassment by a Trump administration that openly ran on anti-trans policies, families are doing what they can to prepare.
Environment
The World’s Biggest Climate Case Begins at The Hague
Dec 2, 2024 An international court will weigh in on what nations owe to future generations.
Book Excerpt
The Case for Digital Degrowth
Nov 29, 2024 AI and data center energy consumption has been overhyped. Greening the digital society requires confronting deeper structural problems.
Politics
What Exactly Is a Republic?
Nov 29, 2024 Modern republics continue to adapt, but face challenges in upholding their foundational principles.
Economic Justice
The Face of N.Y. State’s Cannabis Loan Fund Facing Foreclosure
Nov 29, 2024 All eyes were on Roland Conner when he opened Smacked, but in a fate experienced by other store operators, his deal’s costly requirements are threatening his dreams.
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