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Tariffs Aren’t a Terrible Idea—If They’re About Well-Being of People, Not Corporations
by David KortenMar 19, 2018
- Tariffs on imports could be part of reorienting the global economy. Now is a good time to talk about it.
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How to Say Goodbye When Someone You Love Is Dying
by Bailey WilliamsMar 16, 2018
- Say what you feel. Connect with other loved ones. Accept the past. Most important, move forward.
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What Standing Rock Gave the World
by Jenni MonetMar 16, 2018
- Americans saw the Indigenous struggle—the violence, stolen resources, colluding corporations and governments—that goes hand in hand with protecting the Earth.
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What Happens When White Parents Adopt Black Children and Move to Black Neighborhoods
by Bailey WilliamsMar 15, 2018
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These Photos Will Change the Way You Think About Race in Coal Country
by John Edwin MasonMar 15, 2018
- The myth that Appalachia is uniformly White lingers, but communities of “Affrilachians” were documented in the 1930s.
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Why Irish Americans Should Embrace Their Culture of Colonial Resistance
by Shannon O’SullivanMar 15, 2018
- In telling the story of Irish America, we must grapple with the history of British colonial rule, racial identity, and capitalism.
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Photo Essay: 8 Reasons Students Walked Out Over Gun Laws
by Lori PanicoMar 14, 2018
- “All of these students will be voting in the next four years. We will be in the driver’s seat.”
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The Importance of Movies Like “Black Panther” and “A Wrinkle in Time”
by Jennifer Burton, Julie Dobrow, Calvin GidneyMar 14, 2018
- Researchers say that negative media portrayals of racial groups harm the self-esteem of children of color.
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Tribes Build a Traditional Watch House to Stop Kinder Morgan Pipeline Expansion
by Janice CantieriMar 13, 2018
- And since the fall, Tiny House Warriors have been putting homes in the path of the pipeline.
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The Racist Origin of the Second Amendment and the Rise of Black Gun Ownership
by Zenobia JeffriesMar 13, 2018
- Many people of color are faced with uneasy support for a civil right that began as a way to oppress them.
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Why Reading Sherman Alexie Was Never Enough
by Jacqueline KeelerMar 12, 2018
- As the #MeToo spotlight moves to Indian Country, epidemic violence against Native women meets tokenism in publishing.
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99 Problems and SATs Ain’t One: How Hip-Hop Literacy Programs Improve Student Reading Skills
by Kevon PaynterMar 12, 2018
- Teachers hope programs like this will create “a paradigm shift to how hip-hop is viewed culturally and its place in education.”
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The Global Economy Needs Fixing, but Tariffs and a Trade War Won’t Do That
by Chris WintersMar 09, 2018
- If there’s any silver lining, it’s that out of this chaos may come an opportunity to rebuild globalized systems that are fair.
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Imagine a Board Game Where You Still Like Your Friends at the End
by Stephanie Van HookMar 09, 2018
- Forget Monopoly. There are new games that challenge us to turn our competitive drive toward solving social problems.
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Winter 2018: "Less Stuff, More Heart" Middle School Winner Eva Vallier
Mar 08, 2018
- Read Eva’s essay, “Stolen Stories,” about longing to hear her family’s stories about the Japanese internment and experiencing the weight of history.
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