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  • Doing Disability Differently
    29 September, 2015

    Doing Disability Differently

    Mixing disabilities with abilities is better for both. Lessons from wheelchair basketball and dance, courtesy of Lesley Evans Ogden.

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    Lesley Evans Ogden

    Technology & Science
  • The Refugee Crisis: Made in the USA
    28 September, 2015

    The Refugee Crisis: Made in the USA

    The main cause of the refugee crisis in Europe is the U.S. wars and sanctions to orchestrate regime change in the Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia. Judy Bello schools you.

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    Judy Bello

    Culture
  • Sunday Comics
    27 September, 2015

    Sunday Comics

    Songs in the Key of Sunday Comics.

    by

    Charles Noreaster

    Comix
  • Take a Valium, Lose Your Kid, Go to Jail: When the Womb is a Crime Scene
    26 September, 2015

    Take a Valium, Lose Your Kid, Go to Jail: When the Womb is a Crime Scene

    In Alabama, anti-drug fervor and abortion politics have turned a meth-lab law into the country’s harshest weapon against pregnant women. Nina Martin reports.

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    Nina Martin

    Culture
  • “You Betrayed Us”: Tech Companies Ignore Users’ Privacy Concerns and Support CISA
    25 September, 2015

    “You Betrayed Us”: Tech Companies Ignore Users’ Privacy Concerns and Support CISA

    Apple and other tech companies have urged passage of a controversial pro-surveillance bill, directly ignoring user wishes around the globe. Nadia Prupis writes.

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    Nadia Prupis

    Technology & Science
  • What Do We Want From the Next Librarian of Congress?
    25 September, 2015

    What Do We Want From the Next Librarian of Congress?

    The Library of Congress is one of the greatest cultural contributions the USA has ever given to its citizens and the world. It needs to belong to the 21st Century. Here’s how.

    by

    Parker Higgins

    Culture
  • On the Sustainability of Museums as Stations of Art and Life
    24 September, 2015

    On the Sustainability of Museums as Stations of Art and Life

    How do museums serve to preserve yet also make accessible the culture of humankind in today’s world? Gabriela Jurosz-Landa considers.

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    Gabriela Jurosz-Landa

    Culture
  • The Left and Its Constant Splits
    23 September, 2015

    The Left and Its Constant Splits

    Thoughts from Greece on the modern Left in Europe, Latin America and the US.

    by

    Nelly Koureta

    Politics
  • Haiku 34
    22 September, 2015

    Haiku 34

    As Fall settles in, and football season returns, Andrew Hamlin turns ruminative in this, his latest collection of haiku.

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    Andrew Hamlin

    Poetry
  • Do Interest-Free Loans Make Sense? No, But They Do Make a Difference
    20 September, 2015

    Do Interest-Free Loans Make Sense? No, But They Do Make a Difference

    Neighbors are helping crowdfund the dreams of local entrepreneurs, giving community businesses the chance to expand with interest-free loans.

    by

    Marcus Harrison Green

    Culture
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