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  • Travels in Lisbon: At the Creative Commons Summit, Part 1
    22 May, 2019

    Travels in Lisbon: At the Creative Commons Summit, Part 1

    Omar Willey pens his thoughts on Day 1 of the Creative Commons Global Summit in Lisbon.

    by

    Omar Willey

    Commons
  • Travels in Lisbon: At the Creative Commons Summit, Part 0:Prelude
    21 May, 2019

    Travels in Lisbon: At the Creative Commons Summit, Part 0:Prelude

    Our publisher travels to Lisbon for the 2019 Creative Commons Summit and comes back with a report.

    by

    Omar Willey

    Commons
  • 20 May, 2019

    The Manchurian Sidranist

    Jeff Stevens PACsplains the 2019 Seattle City Council candidate clown car.

    by

    Jeff Stevens

    Politics
  • Sunday Comics
    19 May, 2019

    Sunday Comics

    I’m in the sky when I’m on my floor, the world’s a mess and you’re my only cure. There’s no time for the Sunday Comics; the only words I know are more, more and more…No one to criticize me, then.

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • The US Labor Market is Deteriorating for Black Men
    18 May, 2019

    The US Labor Market is Deteriorating for Black Men

    While the unemployment rate falls across the nation, unemployment for Black men rises. Why? Dean Baker examines.

    by

    Dean Baker

    Politics
  • Thirty Years after the Tianamen Square Massacre: An Interview with Survivor Zhou Fengsuo
    17 May, 2019

    Thirty Years after the Tianamen Square Massacre: An Interview with Survivor Zhou Fengsuo

    Thirty years on, we ask: what has changed in China? Zhou Fengso recalls his time as a student leader in China, and voices his pessimism about today.

    by

    Charles Noreaster

    Culture
  • 16 May, 2019

    How Science and Genetics are Reshaping the Race Debate of the 21st Century

    Vivian Chou writes.

    by

    Charles Noreaster

    Technology & Science
  • New Treatment for PKU Clears Brain Fog
    16 May, 2019

    New Treatment for PKU Clears Brain Fog

    For sufferers of “brain fog,” a new combination of medicine and gene therapy promises to clear up the misunderstanding. Dr. Ricki Lewis writes.

    by

    Ricki Lewis

    Technology & Science
  • How Residents of South LA are Tackling Environmental Racism
    15 May, 2019

    How Residents of South LA are Tackling Environmental Racism

    In the polluted Watts neighborhood, residents’ average lifespan is 12 years less than people from more affluent areas. Daniel Ross finds the people who are fighting back.

    by

    Charles Noreaster

    Health & Wellness
  • When Cops Help Sex Workers Instead of Harass Them
    14 May, 2019

    When Cops Help Sex Workers Instead of Harass Them

    In one of the few countries in the world to decriminalise sex work, an unlikely alliance is now making it safer. Fraser Crichton writes.

    by

    Fraser Crichton

    Culture
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