From early research into climate change by fossil fuel companies, to the organizations that fought the scientific establishment to shift the climate conversation in the U.S., to the role of climate change in deadly American wildfires.
The results could be catastrophic, especially in states that have experienced unprecedented fires in recent years.
The mindless rupturing of families and communities soars.
“This is not about protecting communities,” said one human rights campaigner, “this is about crushing dissent and instilling fear.”
As oceans warm and creatures die,
the billionaires from glassed-in offices demand
Drill, Baby, Drill.
The world is upside down.
Studies show that undocumented people commit fewer crimes than U.S. citizens.
It turns out Harvey Milk was far more a warrior than either TACO Man or Pete Kegsbreath.
There is an emerging consensus among European policymakers and experts alike that Trump wants to do to the E.U. what he is doing to the U.S.—destroy its civil society.
The President has asserted unilateral control not only of all institutions of the national government, but over institutions of civil society, too.
Around the U.S., progressive candidates are preparing to run for office and push for a liberal opposition that lives up to its ideals.
Because we don’t see Palestinians as fully human, we fail to understand how destroying their lives, denying them a normal present and a hopeful future can result in deformities in their sense of self.
Still held in a Louisiana detention center for the crime of denouncing the slaughter and starvation of Gazan children, Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil told a judge Thursday his deportation would likely mean death for him and his family.
Implicit, of course, was the narrative of us and them, of being a certain kind of immigrant compared to the rest. She blended in perfectly, and as her child, I did the same.
Banning books is not just about silencing people — it is about silencing critical thinking and introspection.