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Forget Biden’s Bust of Cesar Chavez: Hunts Point Strike Is the Bold Labor Action the Country NeedsNatasha LennardEssential workers, ravaged by the pandemic as their bosses raked in millions, organized from the bottom up and won concessions.
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Money and Politics Could Doom the Florida Panther — and the Endangered Species ActJimmy TobiasThe law has powerful provisions to protect animals, but, amid cozy relationships with developers, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service rarely acts.
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Toxic Chemicals Threaten Humanity’s Ability to ReproduceSharon LernerIn a new book, epidemiologist Shanna Swan looks at the impact of environmental chemicals on human sexuality and reproductive systems.
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Texas Encourages Court to Endorse Risky, Medically Unnecessary Abortion ProcedureJordan SmithIn fighting to ban the safest and most common method of later-term abortion, Texas advocates for experimenting on women.
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Capitol Attack Was Culmination of Generations of Far-Right ExtremismRyan DevereauxBut an expanded war on terror would threaten legitimate resistance to state violence.
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A Tech Investor Is Raising Funds to Investigate San Francisco Prosecutor’s Decarceral ApproachAkela LacyDistrict Attorney Chesa Boudin is facing increasing scrutiny from Silicon Valley investors.
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How Biden’s FCC Could Bring Fast Relief to Students Struggling With Remote LearningRachel M. CohenBiden’s pick for FCC chair, Jessica Rosenworcel, has long pushed to make it easier for schools to spend federal funds on home Wi-Fi and tech devices.
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You Are Not a LoanAstra TaylorActivists and academics discuss the crisis of higher education and the growing movement to cancel student debt and make college free for all.
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