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We Need Climate Action – But It Shouldn’t Be at the Expense of Social Justice
A ‘just transition’ is one that preserves people’s right to social and economic justice while society transitions to...
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“I only want Brazil to understand that the trans population is being exterminated,” a transgender activist’s plea from exile
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Punished by the pandemic, workers’ rights movements push back
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Inside the Winter of Discontent for India’s Gig Workers
There is a storm of discontent brewing within India’s app-based worker community, which the Union government has been...
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As COVID-19 recedes, NYC’s Black, Brown and immigrant residents struggle to access healthy food
NEW YORK – The Plaza square is sandwiched between a renovated milk bottling plant, an Applebees, and the...
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San Bernardino residents’ quest for fresh, healthy food as COVID-19 persists
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Atlanta’s urban farms make a stand against food redlining
ATLANTA – In the heart of Atlanta, 61-year-old Wayne Ricketts spends his days rooting up weeds, harvesting the...
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The pandemic pushes more Black Americans to take up urban farming to fight ‘food apartheid’
Before coronavirus shutdowns gave Mike Daniels an unexpected furlough, he hadn’t thought much about urban gardening, though he’d...
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St. Louis community gardens, food pantries head off COVID-19 food catastrophe
ST. LOUIS, Mo. —On a crisp late summer morning, 65-year-old Army veteran Nancy Vonner walked the five blocks...
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