Politics
Poison Control: Where the 2020 Candidates Stand on Regulating Pesticide
Women in Latinx-majority agricultural communities are most vulnerable to pesticide exposure because of prolonged exposure in their workplace environment.
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Degrees of Harm: Jasmine Banks Wants to Get Dark Money Out of Higher Education
The insidious influence of the Koch brothers is flourishing on college campuses—and under the radar.
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Backtalk: Trumpeachment Update
This week, Dahlia and Amy talk about the latest in the impeachment inquiry and whether it means we’ll finally kick Trump out of office.
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Rebecca Alexander Wants to Make It Easier to Be Fat in Public
It’s profound to live in a body that’s so normal, and yet no one designs for.
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Aria Sa’id Is Fighting for Trans Women of Color in San Francisco
People don’t realize that words and narratives affect transgender women in many ways.
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Renee Bracey Sherman Is the Beyoncé of Abortion Storytelling
She has been an integral part of the national and global fight for reproductive justice for quite a while now.
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Popaganda: Real Talk with Feminist Trailblazers
It’s time to build a movement in which all of us feel supported and empowered to clear the way for those yet to rise up and resist.
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Food Fight: SNAP Restrictions Are Penalties for Poverty
For the poor in this country, food is often linked to shame and dehumanization.
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Rebecca Nagle on the Case That Could Alter Indigenous Land Rights Forever
The Supreme Court’s decision will likely impact the treaty and land rights of five tribes in Oklahoma.
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Katie Hill Is Not a Perfect Victim. Here’s Why That Matters.
What happens when someone is both a victim and a victimizer?
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