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  Cohn: Khashoggi’s Murder and Saudi War Crimes in Yemen Were Facilitated by US

  The alleged torture, dismemberment and killing of Saudi citizen and US...
• Kauffman: How the Women’s March gave us our best grounds for hope

  All of these women and girls were finding their voice by making signs and coming together to literally enact community in the streets
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  Cole: Socialism is Healthy

  US Barracuda Capitalism is Literally Killing us
• Lennard: The Despicable Campaign to Roll Back Transgender Protection

  Yhanks to the concerted efforts of anti-transgender opponents using transphobic misinformation and scaremongering, Massachusetts will become the first state to question whether to uphold or repeal hard-won protections
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  Engelhardt: (Un)Happy Anniversary!

  17 Years of War (and More to Come)
• Gies: Unions Can Protect Workers From Deportation

  Unions are taking a stand to protect TPS holders with the message that immigrant rights are worker rights
• Harris: The rise of the robot farmer

  Tiny automated machines could soon take care of the entire growing process. Fewer chemicals, more efficient – where’s the downside?
• Federici: In the Kitchens of the Metropolis

  Excerpt from the new book Feminisms in Motion: Voices for Justice, Liberation, and Transformation, edited by Jessica Hoffmann and Daria Yudacufski
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  Monbiot: Rebelling Against Extinction

  When governments abandon us, we must step up
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  Ford: Facebook is Not Your Friend

  “Facebook is indispensable to maintaining the global corporate monopoly on truth -- as is Google.”
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  Greenwald: Bolsonaro’s New Brazil Investigatng Journalists

  It’s one thing for Macedo to use his massive wealth and media empire to elect a fascist. It’s another entirely for him to exploit and abuse those media outlets to intimidate, investigate, and threaten journalists
• Dolack: Why do Yemen’s dead not merit the attention of Jamal Khashoggi?

  Why are millions of lives almost an afterthought while one privileged life merits such intense attention?
• García: Caravan of 3,000 Central American Migrants Crosses Into Mexico

  Thousands of Central American migrants have defied Donald Trump and streamed over the international bridge from Guatemala into Mexico, where some clashed with riot police in an attempt to continue their journey north
• della Croce: South Africa’s Shack Dwellers’ Movement Is Fighting Back

  Movement leader S’bu Zikode says that after years of broken promises, shack dwellers are left with no choice but to fight for dignity and land
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  Winslow: Marriott Workers Strike

  Seven thousand hotel workers across the U.S. are on strike against Marriott, the world’s largest hotel chain. A strike that started with seven hotels in Boston quickly spread to San Francisco, San Diego, San Jose, Oakland, Detroit, and Hawaii
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  Bacon: “Migration Is a Form of Fighting Back”

  Looking at the Root Causes of Migration
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  Prashad: Advantage Bolsonaro

  As the final round of a polarised election nears, Brazil’s future tilts towards the far-right
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  Pearson: “We Feel Abandoned and Disposable”

  How Thousands of Mexico’s Seniors are Exploited in Unpaid Jobs
• Hood: CO2 emissions to rise again in 2018

  “Climate change is a near-term problem. When you look at the tragic consequences, it is today, not in 50 years.”
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  Dreier: The #MeToo Movement’s Roots in Women Workers’ Rights

  An unsung shero of the early 20th century, Rose Schneiderman organized women to fight for laws to protect them from sexual harassment and assault in the workplace
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  Corriher: State supreme courts thwart GOP plans

  "We need independent courts to have an effective system of checks and balances"
• Husseini: The Most Strategic Midterm Race

  Elder Challenges Hoyer