Progressive candidates can't write off rural communities if they want to advance their causes. In fact, many of their causes will resonate.
Local power
No system is perfect, but there are many others around the world that do better than ours. We should follow their examples.
The protesters were relatively chipper, if subdued, on this Monday morning—a fitting time of day for a meeting of the Sunrise Movement. This national youth-led effort is pushing the Green
Ancient grains. Little-known tiny grains. Mighty locally adapted grains. They are all rising up to replace your All Purpose Flour. It’s not just baking, it’s a battle for our food system.
The old exploitative images are indelible: out of work, White, needy. They obscure the region’s diversity and long tradition of activism.
A walk into the future, in a British city where housing is sustainable, energy is locally owned, food is abundant, and the work week is just three days long.
Protest runs through the region’s veins like coal seams through the mountains.
Efforts to end partisan gerrymandering suffered a blow in the Supreme Court, but the push to end it now moves to state legislatures, starting with North Carolina.
For disabled people, getting around Seattle is a constant challenge. This app wants to make it easier and safer.
The court’s gone conservative. But there’s pretty clear evidence that public pressure can make a difference.
Oregon may become the first state to lower the voting age to 16 years in all local and statewide elections.
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