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Post-9/11 surveillance has made the U.S. less free. Reversing it won’t be easy, advocates say
The surveillance apparatus created after 9/11 has expanded substantially during the second Trump administration, advocates say, engulfing more individuals, derailing the lives of immigrants, activists ...
A crowd waits outside an Ulta Beauty store in New York City, on May 23, 2018. The cosmetic retailer uses automated license plate reader cameras made by Flock Safety. Credit: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty ...
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Under Vincent’s leadership, the National Survivors Union blazed a trail for harm reduction, uplifted sex workers and mothers, ...
When I was prevented from completing the LSAT, I learned how North Carolina's carceral system blocks education for people on ...
Anti-Zionist Jews are a “diaspora within diaspora,” explained Rabbi Eli DeWitt, an anti-Zionist leader in Durham. In ...
Nearly 740 workplaces across the U.S. are paying disabled employees less than minimum wage. The practice is legal and expressly permitted by the federal government, so long as employers acquire a ...
Updates in policy for people with developmental disabilities and serious mental illness could reduce repeated cycling through ...
A W.R. Grace facility in Howard County, Maryland, passed permitting that area residents say shields it from accountability ...
The 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline offers 24-hour support and nonjudgmental listening. Those experiencing difficulties can dial 988. This piece was published in partnership with Western North ...
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