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  Glick: Camus’ Plague, and Our Own

  There are certainly plenty of people whose actions during this pandemic have been despicable. But they are vastly outnumbered by those who, during this difficult time, are performing admirably, some heroically
• Parsons: Will Covid-19 spur a peoples’ bailout for the world’s poorest?

  The question is whether Covid-19 will awaken us to the stark inequalities of our world, or does it simply represent a new cause of impoverishment for the vast swathes of humanity who have long been disregarded by the public’s conscience?
• Lent: Coronavirus Spells the End of the Neoliberal Era. What’s Next?

  Will the new era be a “Fortress Earth” or a harbinger of a transformed society based on a new set of values?
• Ocasio-Cortez: Deaths of Inequality

  Black and Latinx Communities at Epicenter of Epicenter of the Pandemic
• Lalasz: ‘You Can Find Us in the Break Room’: How Nurses Got Masks

  It is critical for us to recognize we have power right now, even with the massive toll the pandemic is taking on us as frontline workers
• Poole: Infrastructure and a Green Stimulus

  Why We Must Organize Before Congress Acts
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  Lerner: Many Immigrant Doctors Want to Fight Coronavirus in U.S.

  Visa Rules Make That Illegal
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  Bello: Martin Khor: The Making of a Global Activist

  The late Martin Khor united activists, officials, and thought leaders against trade and climate policies that plundered the Global South. Here’s how his comrades remember him
• Rebellion: Love & Rage in Times of Corona

  A look at XR NYC’s April Fool’s event and catch up with dancing rebels in Italy. There’s good news from the Standing Rock, and a beautiful ‘Exploring XR’ piece from rebels in Uganda braving the law to stand up for the Earth
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  Fisk: Biden Says He ‘Doesn’t Have Enough Information’ on Iran to Have a View

  How Odd, He Negotiated the Nuclear Deal
• Zeballos-Roig: Spain moving to establish permanent basic income in wake of coronavirus

  "We're going to do it as soon as possible. So it can be useful, not just for this extraordinary situation, and that it remains forever," the minister of economic affairs said
• Machtinger: An Empire in Disarray: Time for a New Party?

  Calling for this new party, I represent no organization nor any mass base; just an old-timer with...historical perspective
• Surin: What The President Said (About The Plague)

  I have retained Trump’s numerous linguistic infelicities. It should be noted that Trump sometimes refers to himself in the third person
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  Davis: The Radical Work of Healing

  Fania and Angela Davis On a New Kind of Civil Rights Activism
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  Elbaum: The People’s Bailout: New Center of Gravity for the Resistance

  New Center of Gravity for the Resistance
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  Baroud: A Palestinian guide to surviving a quarantine

  On faith, humour and 'Dutch Candy'
• Marquina: A Caracas Commune Prepares for the Coronavirus Crisis

  Four Voices from the Altos de Lidice Communal Healthcare System
• Ferner: Love in a Dangerous Time

  If we can expand our consciousness and compassion, we can begin to comprehend our government’s behavior in the world and come out of this pandemic demanding to be better members of the human family
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  Chávez: Stephen Smith remakes campaign to spearhead response to pandemic

  Stephen Smith’s Progressive Populist Campaign for West Virginia Governor Has Become a Covid-19 Response Program
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  Segal: From corporate carewashing to genuine care?

  The coronavirus crisis forces us to reconsider the business of business
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  Prashad: How China Learned About SARS-CoV-2 in the Weeks Before the Global Pandemic

  In the early weeks when the virus emerged in Wuhan, the Chinese government neither suppressed evidence nor did their warning systems fail
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  Kolhatkar: Capitalism in America Has Dropped the Mask

  Its Face is Cruel and Selfish