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No one is expendable
From Gaza to Lebanon to North Carolina
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A man was lynched last night
Honoring Marcellus Khaliifah Williams and building a world without state violence
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Why is my washing machine texting me?
My washing machine sent me a message the other day, saying my laundry was just about done. It also wanted me to sign up for a laundry app called “My Magic Pass,” which I don’t think I’ll be doing. My building just replaced their laundry machines, and the
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I was almost forced to write today's newsletter entirely over voice-to-text for you after a little sequence of events took place in my little life. First, my cheap charger for my cheap laptop died, then the more expensive universal charger I bought at Best Buy turned out to
political
NYPD: Mass Shooters
It's time for another reckoning with police
immigration
The edge of a Pogrom
Resisting violence against migrants on every level
politics
The Lies That Kill
Anti-migrant campaigns are getting more and more dangerous
climate
Greta's Growth
And our own
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Opposition means Action
We must act to free Palestine and to free ourselves
immigrants
It's Billionaires, Not the Border
We need to stop blaming migrants for problems they play no part in
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The Free Market Failed
Corporations have been price gouging our most basic needs
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The Right Lost the Culture War
But what will the center do with their victory?