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Water contamination big issue in Michigan governor’s race
April 13, 2018A class-action lawsuit by state and attorneys for Flint’s schoolchildren is settled agreeing to universal screening of Flint students for lead poisoning, including in-depth blood testing. But many say this is still not enough.
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‘The Souls of Poor Folk’: Saving the soul of U.S. democracy
April 13, 2018The report is not intended to remain on the shelf as a passive record of injustices. Rather, it is a tool for combating damning myths about poverty and organizing struggle.
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AT&T promised jobs with GOP tax cut; now pushing workers toward picket line
April 12, 2018After the GOP tax bill passed, CEO Randall Stephenson promised 7,000 good, skilled, high-wage jobs. But at the bargaining tables, management demands second-tier jobs with second-tier wages and second-tier benefits.
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Connecticut: Solidarity postcards support Nelson Pinos in sanctuary
April 12, 2018The Pinos family is one of thousands whose lives have been cruelly and senselessly upended as part of the massive Trump administration deportation effort.
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‘Baja’ a cute magical fantasy escape adventure film with no downside (like life!)
April 12, 2018During Christmas break, four 22 year-olds from the possibly fictional city of Santa Teresa, California depart on a Mexican road trip seemingly bound for disaster (the expression “What could go wrong?” comes to mind).
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