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Sunday Comics
Lying with his eyes while his hands are busy working overtime/A soap impression of his wife which he ate and donated to the National Trust/I need a fix because I’m going down, the Sunday Comics I left uptown.
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New York City Could Pave Way for Paid Leave
Workers in every other wealthy country can count on some amount of paid time off. Now New York City is trying to give Americans the same. Dean Baker writes.
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Encounters with Anonymous: Art and the Ordinary
Omar Willey returns to writing about anonymous photographs and their relationship to art.
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The Irish Revolution’s Overlooked History of Nonviolent Resistance
The usual story of Irish nationalism concentrates on violent methods and insider reform. What’s missing is the important story of nonviolent resistance. David Carroll Cochran writes.
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How French Anti-Abortion Activists Use ‘Digital Guerilla’ Tactics
Les Survivants are an example of new, anti-abortion activists in Europe targeting young people with digital tools and disinformation campaigns. Moana Genevey investigates.
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Sunday Comics
Todo es mentira en este mundo. Todo es mentira la verdad. Todo es mentira, Sunday Comics. Todo es mentira, por qué será. Esperando la última ola; esperando la última rola. ¡Arriba los Comics, o-e-a!s
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How Fake News and Misinformation Are Stirring Ethnic Tensions in Afghanistan
Fake news, Afghan-style. Nicole Valentini investigates how deliberate misinformation and poor media practices are fueling hate speech.
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Working Immigrants Have Been an Economic Windfall for America
Working immigrants, regardless of education or skill level, increase the overall living standards of resident Americans. T. Norman Van Cott explains.
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It’s Designers Who Can Make Gaming More Accessible
Gaming remains based on certain assumptions about players’ bodies that often lead to embarrassment. Ben Egliston proposes some solutions
