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Alternative business models such as worker-owned cooperatives are gaining ground, proving that a more just and sustainable future is possible.
A new documentary, "Hollywood Beauty Salon," lets people who struggle with mental illness and addiction tell their own stories in unexpected ways.
Organizations that aim to reduce the use of toxic chemicals have long focused on shutting down offending businesses. But this story from Boston shows another way.
Magic is about stepping into our power, about uniting our intentions with the natural world to create something better, something deeper.
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All the main characters are played by white people. It doesn't really have to be that way.
“Selma”: A Beautifully Shot Film Shows How Change Really Happens
Neither a “great man” history of Martin Luther King Jr., nor a tale of forgotten underdogs, Selma is about skilled activists building a movement.