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For Jackson, Flint, and the Navajo Nation, clean water shouldn’t be a pipe dream.
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Our “Thirst” issue spotlights a fundamental truth: We all have needs.
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Communities with infrastructure to support the development of whole, healthy people won’t need police.
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Farmworkers have risked it all to shed light on the abuses they endure. Are we ready to listen?
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Exigiendo respuestas para los desaparecidos de México.
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Water has a living spirit and holds memories from the beginning of time.
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Re-entering society after being incarcerated takes a heavy emotional toll.
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Among the forecast effects of climate change, one in particular poses special concern: We’re running out of water.
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Like water itself, the protection of this vital resource takes many different forms.
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“The Male Gazed” offers an imperfect reflection on pop culture’s queer influence.
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What the evolution of vampire fiction tells us about modern society.
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Against a backdrop of increasing repression and gender-based violence, “femininity influencers” offer what could be seen as comfort in a destabilizing time.
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“Saving Time” explores a life beyond the constraints of the Western clock.
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“The thirst for liberation an equality can never come at the expense of dehumanizing other marginalized groups.”
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Torsheta Jackson is an award-winning journalist and native Mississippian who is passionate about penning features that showcase the stories of the people, places, and events in the Magnolia State. The former
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Dear Reader, I’m writing to you with a full heart. I’ve noticed my heart often feels this way during a transition from what is now to what is next. Like
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Prolonged grief is normal—and even necessary.
The goal of this issue isn’t to send our dear readers into a tailspin. Instead, we’re taking a hopeful approach to our “Endings” issue.
Billionaires are just one symptom of our upside-down economic system.
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