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    4 ways to hit the high notes of resistance
    October 30, 2014
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    How the Mississippi Freedom Summer can be best honored
    October 20, 2014

      After Ferguson, from civil rights to human rights
      October 4, 2014

        Mobilizing for racial justice in the face of tragedy
        September 30, 2014

          How bold design is helping birth the new civil rights movement
          September 3, 2014

            Hacking the Ice Bucket Challenge for justice
            September 2, 2014

              Channeling rage into change, from Watts to Ferguson
              August 19, 2014

                As migrant children face backlash, communities mobilize to drown out hate
                August 10, 2014

                  Brokering peace through militarism in Israel-Palestine
                  August 7, 2014

                    Is BDS Palestine’s best hope for an effective global solidarity movement?
                    July 29, 2014

                      How grassroots power is shaping New York’s marijuana decriminalization debate
                      July 25, 2014

                        For U.K. youth, disappointment means demonstration
                        July 17, 2014

                          All of us are connected — none of these words are mine alone
                          July 16, 2014

                            For post-millennials, does disillusionment spell conservatism?
                            July 14, 2014

                              What is to be done about police brutality in the age of the New Jim Crow?
                              July 8, 2014

                                Is social justice driven by emotion or reason?
                                July 6, 2014

                                  Is loving trans people an act of revolution?
                                  June 26, 2014

                                    James Lawson Award helps to build the legacy of activism
                                    June 19, 2014

                                      After the harvest — learning to leave the planet gracefully
                                      June 13, 2014

                                        Remembering Vincent Harding, an enduring veteran of hope
                                        May 21, 2014

                                          A radical seed grows in Jackson, Miss.
                                          May 17, 2014

                                            The girl who sparked Brown v. Board of Education
                                            May 15, 2014

                                              Would Saul Alinsky break his own rules?
                                              April 2, 2014
                                              and Paul Engler

                                                On Women’s Day, fight violence, both institutional and intimate
                                                March 6, 2014
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