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  Grossman: Women Marchers and Absentees

  How good it was to see so many young people on the move, with an amazing variety of placards, signs, flags and posters, mostly hand-made, with countless clever slogans, aggressive against patriarchy
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  Solomon: Reinventing Beto

  How a GOP Accessory Became a Top Democratic Contender for President
• Baskin: Israel 2019 and the absence of peace

  Developing cooperation, working together, confronting extremists from within – taking controversial positions – these are all elements that have to be met with directly by responsible governments and statesmen and women
• Taylor: The Torture Machine

  Interview on Chicago Police Brutality from Fred Hampton to Today
• Corcoran: WaPo’s ‘Hard-Line’ Stance Against Medicare for All

  What the Post describes as “hard-line” and “far left” is actually a very popular position
• , and Nick Robins-Early: Islamophobia is a Global Crisis

  The attack in New Zealand shows the problem is only getting worse, as anti-Muslim rhetoric has emboldened extremists across the globe.
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  Feffer: After Trump

  Centrist liberalism is dead, and Trump is a disaster. But progressives can use what he’s done to remake America and its place in the world
• Lord: There’s Plenty of Wealth to Go Around — It Just Doesn’t

  We've "grown the pie" massively since the 1980s, but it hasn't resulted in ordinary Americans getting a bigger slice.
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  Solnit: Why climate action is the antithesis of white supremacy

  Behind the urgency of climate action is the understanding that everything is connected; behind white supremacy is an ideology of separation
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  Cole: No, Fox’s Katie Pavlich, the US wasn’t the First to Abolish Slavery

  Fox Cable News’ Katie Pavlich asserted Tuesday, “They keep blaming...
• First-Arai: Why Students of Color Are Stepping Up to Lead Climate Strikes

  The youth-led movement builds on the momentum of the increasingly Black and Brown leadership behind the Green New Deal
• Astore: Whose Blood, Whose Treasure?

  America's Senior Generals Find No Exits From Endless War
• Kampmark: Saving the Planet One Child at a Time

  Children, School Strikes and Global Climate Action
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  Fisk: Bouteflika has turned Algeria into a necrocracy

  Why do these wretched men not retire, gently, diplomatically, in a dignified way? They surely do not fear death. Presidents attract assassins. Retired presidents do not
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  Street: Socialism Curiously Trumps Fascism in U.S. Political Threat Reporting

  By falsely inflating the supposed radical menace of “socialism,” corporate neo-“liberal” media personalities help feed the fascist peril they claim to abhor and can’t name
• Thew: Researcher explains how young people can keep up the momentum

  Have confidence in your message, engage with others but stay true to your principles
• Chen: A Global Strike for Climate Change

  1.4 Million Students Walk Out of Class Demanding Action
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  Monbiot: Capitalism is destroying the Earth

  We need a new human right for future generations
• Fishman: Bolsonaro Meets Trump to Consolidate Their Far-Right Alliance

  The visit is designed to signal positive steps in that direction, even if it is unlikely to produce any substantial breakthroughs
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  Baker: The Real College Admissions Scandal Is Structural Inequality

  Inequality was not a natural outcome of the market and technology — it was manufactured by design
• Dirnbach: That Time the A-Team Helped Organize Farmworkers

  The A-Team was a hit show among my friends when it first aired in 1983. Growing up in a union family, one episode that stood out for me was “Labor Pains,” when the A-Team helped farmworkers organize a union
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  Solomon: “Speaking Truth to Power” Is No Substitute for Taking Power

  Political movements don’t get very far if they depend on appealing to the moral scruples of the powerful