Civil Rights
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Dolores Huerta’s Labor Legacy: How ‘Sí Se Puede’ Changed American Farmwork
The co-founder of the United Farm Workers died at 96, leaving behind a legacy of legislative victories and…
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Activism Through the Ages: From Ancient Revolts to Hashtag Campaigns
NEW YORK, Jul 21 — The economic stakes of organised protest have been clear for centuries. From the…
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Environmental Justice: From US Civil Rights Roots to Global Fight
WASHINGTON, July 21 — The air and soil are not neutral. In low-income neighborhoods and communities of color…
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At Least 85,000 U.S. Officers Investigated For Misconduct, Records Show
WASHINGTON, July 19 — The figure that matters: At least 85,000 U.S. police officers have been investigated for…
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Rosalynn Carter, mental health advocate and former first lady, dies at 96
In the annals of American history, a beacon of unwavering commitment to women’s rights and mental health advocacy…
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