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  Monbiot: Honorable Theft

  How one young woman broke down the gates of knowledge
• Else: Radical Open-Access Plan Would Democratize Science

  Research funders from France, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and eight other European nations have unveiled a radical open-access initiative that could change the face of science publishing in two years
• Hunziker: Trump Kills Science – Nature Strikes Back

  Federal agency scientists have been personally attacked and censored and reassigned to meaningless tasks not affiliated with their expertise and prevented from attending crucial conferences. Funding for science has been slashed
• Eckersley: Closing the gap between the science and politics of progress

  We should turn the current crisis of political legitimacy into an opportunity to redefine progress
• Evans: The unwelcome revival of ‘race science’

  Its defenders claim to be standing up for uncomfortable truths, but race science is still as bogus as ever
• Meek: Zapatistas and the Struggle to Decolonize Science

  The Zapatistas want science to be reimagined by both scientists and the grassroots together as a technique of resistance
• Queally: 7 Words You Can’t Say at Trump’s CDC

  The existence of a list of reportedly banned words—including "vulnerable," "entitlement," "diversity," "transgender," "fetus," "evidence-based" and "science-based"—was described by Sen. Kamala Harris as "downright ridiculous"
• Zimmer: Genes for Skin Color

  The widespread distribution of these genes and their persistence over millenniums show that the old color lines are essentially meaningless
• Wollman: Science Permeating All Our Institutions

  History has taught us that investments in science pay dividends both economically and in results
• Coil: Gender Bias in Science

  The systemic sexism and racism on display every day in this country also exist within the confines of science
• Postol: Technological Fantasies

  The concept of fighting and winning a nuclear war is completely divorced from the realities of nuclear weapons
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  Cole: Why no Eclipse Denialists?

  The Same Science predicts Global Heating
• Lerner: A Problem with Science – and Voters

  For most of his four years as chair of the...
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  La Botz: Tens of Thousands March for Science

  There were some 400 marches in the US
• Klabusich: In Defiance

  Anti-Science Trump Administration Draws Thousands to the Streets Worldwide
• People: Which Way for Science?

  Science has the potential to be a force of liberation but is frequently complicit in systems of domination. Let us join with all those engaged in liberatory struggles
• Lerner: Why They March

  “Science and Scientists Are Now Under Attack”
• Suzuki: March for Science on Earth Day

  Drastic cuts to science-based agencies like the EPA are galvanizing scientists worldwide
• Rogers: The March for Science

  It’s no coincidence that Earth Day, the first anniversary of the signing of the climate agreement and the March for Science are all taking place on the same day, April 22. It is the people’s day
• LaPier: Marching for Science

  We need to remind not only policymakers but also citizens of the United States that science is important and that science can help communities make decisions