On World Water Day, a Spotlight on U.S. Public Water Systems
A continuing water crisis in Flint, Michigan, is shattering the perception that only residents of poor countries are denied access to this basic human right.
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The Teens Who Testified Last Week Want Senators to See the Human Cost of Kavanaugh’s Confirmation
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Dispatch From L’eau Est La Vie Camp: Water Protectors Not Backing Down After Arrests in Louisiana
"I’ve been asked to protect this piece of land and I intend to do it," said one water protector at a construction shutdown on Labor Day.
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State Water Filters Prove Lacking in Flint, a City ‘Full of Forgotten People’
"We are almost like a third-world country in one of the most prosperous nations in the world."
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Want White Working Class Voters to Support Democrats? Strengthen Unions.
Unions are critical to mobilizing even white working class voters for a progressive agenda. Democrats need to do more to strengthen them.
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In Appalachia, Women Put Their Bodies on the Line for the Land
Women turn to environmental activism later in life due to health concerns, deep community investments, and, according to 75-year-old Peggy Gish, because they have "more freedom to get around, to have time—to get arrested!”
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‘We Want to Flip the Narrative’: Religious Groups Bring Pro-Choice Billboards to Oklahoma
“Abortion stigma is everywhere. In medical institutions ... even among people who have abortions, and the only way we can ever hope to overcome stigma is to talk about it."
