Social Justice

• newAlonso speaking at women's march in Cleveland - Fremont News Messenger
  Alonso speaking at women's march in Cleveland  Fremont News MessengerFremont Ross High School student Natalia Alonso will be speaking at the women's march Saturday in Cleveland.
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• newCuomo's budget ignores pay pledge for direct-care workers who aid disabled New Yorkers - The Journal News | LoHud.com
  Cuomo's budget ignores pay pledge for direct-care workers who aid disabled New Yorkers  The Journal News | LoHud.comDirect Support Professionals enable New York's most vulnerable people to live as independently as they can. How is this not part of…
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• new"Poetry Survives." Behind a Big Gift to Support and Reimagine a Frequently Underfunded Field - Inside Philanthropy
  "Poetry Survives." Behind a Big Gift to Support and Reimagine a Frequently Underfunded Field  Inside PhilanthropyPoetry received a much-needed boost from the Mellon Foundation, whose president, Elizabeth Alexander, is an acclaimed poet. In addition…
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• newThe Women's March is evolving, but its enemies are the same - erienewsnow.com
  The Women's March is evolving, but its enemies are the same  erienewsnow.comBy Emanuella Grinberg, CNN Over the past year, Women's March supporters fought for the soul of the country and the future of their movement.
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• newVermont Women's March: What you need to know - BurlingtonFreePress.com
  Vermont Women's March: What you need to know  BurlingtonFreePress.comIntrepid protesters plan to rally Saturday in Montpelier for the third annual Woman's March, despite the forecast for single-digit temperatures. Organizers hope to ...
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• newMeet The Three Amazing Women Who Use Their Colorado Brewery To Make The World A Better Place - Bustle
  Meet The Three Amazing Women Who Use Their Colorado Brewery To Make The World A Better Place  BustleHere at Bustle, we believe that in order to truly live your best life, you have to begin by learning about — and learning from — the women who p…
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• newGladys Knight confirms Super Bowl gig | Entertainment - Eastern Arizona Courier
  Gladys Knight confirms Super Bowl gig | Entertainment  Eastern Arizona CourierGladys Knight is "proud" to be performing the US national anthem at the Super Bowl LII, despite calls for the pre-game show to be boycotted for Colin ...
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• newMotown legend Gladys Knight to sing national anthem at Super Bowl LIII - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
  Motown legend Gladys Knight to sing national anthem at Super Bowl LIII  Milwaukee Journal SentinelFormer Motown star and R&B legend Gladys Knight will sing the national anthem at this year's Superbowl LIII scheduled for Feb. 3 at Mercedes-Benz stad…
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• newMLK panel to feature local organizers working for social justice - Yale News
  MLK panel to feature local organizers working for social justice  Yale News“Think Globally, Act Locally” is the theme of a panel being held on Wednesday, Jan. 23, as part of Yale's annual celebration of the Reverend Martin Luther King ...
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• newA Social Justice Shabbat - coloradoboulevard.net
  A Social Justice Shabbat  coloradoboulevard.netA Social Justice Shabbat at Pasadena Jewish Temple & Center.
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• newStudent activist, CWIT leaders receive Social Justice Awards - HollandSentinel.com
  Student activist, CWIT leaders receive Social Justice Awards  HollandSentinel.comHOLLAND — A Holland Christian student and the Center for Women in Transition both received social justice awards Wednesday night from the Holland Human ...
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• newMeet the man who broke barriers alongside MLK at Michigan State - The State News
  Meet the man who broke barriers alongside MLK at Michigan State  The State NewsAccording to the MSU Archives, there were more than 4000 people in attendance when King spoke on campus.
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• newFrench protests are about social issues, not just climate change - Daily Illini
  French protests are about social issues, not just climate change  Daily IlliniIn what is now business as usual, the 45th president of the United States declared in an early-morning tweet that the Paris Agreement was to blame for the ...
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• newHousehold Guns Linked to Youth Suicides - Pacific Standard
  Household Guns Linked to Youth Suicides  Pacific StandardNew research finds kids are more likely to kill themselves if they live in states with high rates of gun ownership.
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• newSocial Justice for Weaker Section - Avenue Mail
  Social Justice for Weaker Section  Avenue MailBy RK Sinha With the Gazette notification of the 124th Constitution Amendment providing 10% reservation in jobs and in educational institutions for weaker ...
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• newFSU College of Social Work to host South African human rights scholar - Florida State News
  FSU College of Social Work to host South African human rights scholar  Florida State NewsThe Florida State University College of Social Work will host Vishanthie Sewpaul, international social work expert and professor at the University of Stavanger…
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• newMonopoly Game to be Used for a Lesson on Social Justice - Accuracy in Academia
  Monopoly Game to be Used for a Lesson on Social Justice  Accuracy in AcademiaAt Augustana College in Illinois, students can learn more about social justice by playing a game of Monopoly.
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• newManny’s is a perfect business for The Mission - San Francisco Examiner
  Manny’s is a perfect business for The Mission  San Francisco ExaminerOver the weekend I popped by Manny's, the new café at 16th and Valencia to check out what all the fuss was about. The place was bustling, most of the table.
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• newFormer Zilber exec plans to continue working to advance social justice - Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
  Former Zilber exec plans to continue working to advance social justice  Milwaukee Neighborhood News ServiceSusan Lloyd, the Zilber Family Foundation's former executive director, spent the last 10 years leading the Zilber Neighborhood Initiative, wh…
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• newFormer Denver firefighter wins lawsuit against department - The Denver Channel
  Former Denver firefighter wins lawsuit against department  The Denver ChannelColley Fisher was awarded $146000 in compensatory damage for gender discrimination after a jury ruled in her favor Wednesday.
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• newEurope's energy transition must steer towards social justice • Social Europe - Social Europe
  Europe's energy transition must steer towards social justice • Social Europe  Social EuropeMust Europe's energy transition hurt poor households and regions? Sharp falls in the cost of renewables enable a new vision of cheap, bottom-up generation.
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• newHow Coretta Scott King brought her husband's message to Japan - The Japan Times
  How Coretta Scott King brought her husband's message to Japan  The Japan TimesMartin Luther King Jr. Day, which this year falls on Jan. 21, is a federal holiday that marks the birthday (Jan. 15, 1929) of one of the United States' mos.
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• newXi orders efforts to promote social justice, ensure people's wellbeing - China.org.cn
  Xi orders efforts to promote social justice, ensure people's wellbeing  China.org.cnPresident Xi Jinping has ordered efforts to promote modern social governance, push forward reforms and develop a better force in political and legal work.
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• newGroup aligned with Ocasio-Cortez prepares to take out Democrats - POLITICO
  Group aligned with Ocasio-Cortez prepares to take out Democrats  POLITICOJustice Democrats is forging ahead with plans to mount primaries against incumbent Democrats it deems too moderate — with the apparent backing of ...
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• newThe Social Justice Warrior Women Behind Gillette’s Men-Shaming Ad - legal Insurrection
  The Social Justice Warrior Women Behind Gillette’s Men-Shaming Ad  legal InsurrectionYou would know that the campaign is the brainchild of a woman whose past ad campaigns include an homage to female genitalia and menstruation blood.
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• newA social justice wish list for 2019 - rabble.ca
  A social justice wish list for 2019  rabble.caAs an ecumenical movement focused on ecological justice and human rights, KAIROS celebrates the exciting progress on its 2018 advocacy wish list (you'll find ...
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• newGet Ready for a New 'Ghostbusters' — One That Ignores the Social Justice Reboot - LifeZette
  Get Ready for a New 'Ghostbusters' — One That Ignores the Social Justice Reboot  LifeZetteA new “Ghostbusters” is headed our way — and it has nothing to do with the 2016 reboot starring Melissa McCarthy (pictured above left, with cast membe…
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• Pursuing Justice as an Act of Worship - Sojourners
  Pursuing Justice as an Act of Worship  SojournersGod's justice is divine, meant to benefit everyone created in God's divine image.
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• Wausau MLK Day event named after another famous King speech, 'How Long? Not Long.' - Wausau Daily Herald
  Wausau MLK Day event named after another famous King speech, 'How Long? Not Long.'  Wausau Daily HeraldThe community is invited to attend two events over the MLK weekend highlighting the civil rights activist's life and legacy.
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• 2019 Could Be a 'Watershed Year' for Abortion Legislation - Pacific Standard
  2019 Could Be a 'Watershed Year' for Abortion Legislation  Pacific StandardWhen Justice Anthony Kennedy—a conservative who defended abortion rights—announced his resignation from the Supreme Court last summer, part of the ...
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• From A Cell To A Home: Newly Released Inmates Matched With Welcoming Hosts - NPR
  From A Cell To A Home: Newly Released Inmates Matched With Welcoming Hosts  NPRA novel housing program in California links people who have served long-term prison sentences with those willing to rent space in their homes.
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• New labor rights and sustainability film series premiering - Penn State News
  New labor rights and sustainability film series premiering  Penn State NewsThe Sustainability Institute and Center for Global Workers' Rights are teaming up to bring a new monthly film series to the University Park campus in Spring 2019 ...
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• The Social-Justice Imperative Behind the L.A.U.S.D. Teachers’ Strike - The New Yorker
  The Social-Justice Imperative Behind the L.A.U.S.D. Teachers’ Strike  The New YorkerDana Goodyear on the teachers' strike in Los Angeles, where public-school teachers are protesting ballooning class sizes, poor funding, and the alarming plans ...
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• First Sault Women's March for social justice takes to the street on Saturday - SooToday
  First Sault Women's March for social justice takes to the street on Saturday  SooTodayMarch is in support of workers' rights, civil rights, disability rights, Indigenous people's rights, LGBTQIA rights, immigrant rights and environmental justice.
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• Letter to the editor: The new Gillette ad proves social justice is for sale - Little Village
  Letter to the editor: The new Gillette ad proves social justice is for sale  Little VillageYour browser does not currently recognize any of the video formats available. Click here to visit our frequently asked questions about HTML5 video.
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• King Day Forum to examine social justice - MLive.com
  King Day Forum to examine social justice  MLive.comModern-day social justice will be viewed through MLK's lens at the forum.
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• New social justice creed puts UCT at the crossroads - Business Day
  New social justice creed puts UCT at the crossroads  Business DaySenate has to decide on whether to overhaul the curriculum to give priority to the subjective experience of marginalised people.
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• Hack job: Gillette tries to teach men ‘social justice’, meets massive online backlash - RT
  Hack job: Gillette tries to teach men ‘social justice’, meets massive online backlash  RTGillette is learning most people don't want moral lessons from their razors after experiencing a colossal backlash against an ad they ran condemning “tox…
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• Rockland teens discuss their futures with young Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala - The Journal News | LoHud.com
  Rockland teens discuss their futures with young Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala  The Journal News | LoHud.comHigh school students get asked about their future plans all the time. But when Malala Yousafzai, the youngest-ever Nobel Peace Prize winner…
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• Author Says Public Fiber Networks Would Enhance Economic Growth And Social Justice - Texas Public Radio
  Author Says Public Fiber Networks Would Enhance Economic Growth And Social Justice  Texas Public RadioFrom Texas Standard: Fiber: it's not just what's for breakfast anymore. Now, it also means a super-fast connection to the internet. In fact, a.
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• Maya Wiley To Deliver 2019 MLK Breakfast Keynote Address - Texas A&M Today - Texas A&M University
  Maya Wiley To Deliver 2019 MLK Breakfast Keynote Address - Texas A&M Today  Texas A&M UniversityDedicated to the mission and vision of preparing students to engage in a global society, the MSC Carter G. Woodson Black Awareness Committee (MSC WBAC)…
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• Lions reveal new social justice initiative called Inspire Change - 247Sports
  Lions reveal new social justice initiative called Inspire Change  247SportsThe Detroit Lions have long made a stand for their community, and that continued this week with the announcement of the team's new project, an entirely ...
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• Lions pledge $600,000 for player social justice causes - Crain's Detroit Business
  Lions pledge $600,000 for player social justice causes  Crain's Detroit BusinessMore than a year after promising financial support for players' causes in return for them standing during the national anthem, Detroit Lions owner Martha ...
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• NFL's Social Justice Initiative Highlights Community Work - SportsBusiness Daily
  NFL's Social Justice Initiative Highlights Community Work  SportsBusiness DailyThe NFL's new social justice initiative, "Inspire Change," is designed to "showcase the community work being done by players, owners and the league," ...
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• February 6: Bill T. Jones on the Arts & Social Justice - Marymount Manhattan College News
  February 6: Bill T. Jones on the Arts & Social Justice  Marymount Manhattan College NewsMarymount Manhattan College's Ferraro Institute for Breakthrough Civic Leadership is pleased to announce its inaugural event: Bill T. Jones on the Arts and...
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• Social justice issues highlighted in "Windows of Understanding" public art project in New Brunswick and Highland Park - MyCentralJersey.com
  Social justice issues highlighted in "Windows of Understanding" public art project in New Brunswick and Highland Park  MyCentralJersey.comThe second annual “Windows of Understanding” public art project kicks off Jan. 21 in New Brunswick and Hig…
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• Super Bowl halftime show: Travis Scott performance deal requires NFL to donate to social justice charity - The Independent
  Super Bowl halftime show: Travis Scott performance deal requires NFL to donate to social justice charity  The IndependentTravis Scott has revealed he agreed to headline the Super Bowl LIII halftime show on the condition that the NFL joins him in ma…
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• NFL launches social justice initiative, stressing education - Atlanta Journal Constitution
  NFL launches social justice initiative, stressing education  Atlanta Journal ConstitutionThe NFL is launching a social justice platform, with an emphasis on education, economic development...
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• My View: Protest reminds social justice can figure into reconciliation - Mankato Free Press
  My View: Protest reminds social justice can figure into reconciliation  Mankato Free PressThe Dec. 26 protest at the Kiwanis Holiday Lights display by Anti-colonial Land Defense (ALD) seemed to come a bit unexpectedly for Mankato.
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• NFL Launches Its Players Coalition Social Justice Program, ‘Inspire Change’ - Deadline
  NFL Launches Its Players Coalition Social Justice Program, ‘Inspire Change’  DeadlineThe National Football League has created a social justice platform, Inspire Change, fulfilling a promised part of the league's effort to calm the waters follow…
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• Understanding the Most Important Phrase in Social Justice - American Thinker
  Understanding the Most Important Phrase in Social Justice  American ThinkerThe most important phrase in the social justice lexicon is "predicated on power structure." You've likely heard that racism, privilege, and cultural appropriation ...
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• 'Joan of Ark.' moves, leaves behind legacy in social justice - Arkansas Catholic
  'Joan of Ark.' moves, leaves behind legacy in social justice  Arkansas CatholicIn the middle of her senior year in nursing school, Joan Pytlik, 20, boarded a train in Milwaukee bound for St. Louis to become a postulant with the Daughters of ...
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• Lorenzo Alexander: Bills Social Justice Initiative - Yahoo Sports
  Lorenzo Alexander: Bills Social Justice Initiative  Yahoo SportsBuffalo Bills linebacker Lorenzo Alexander speaks on players bringing the community together in after-school activities.
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• PC culture is taking over: Stop laughing at the social justice warriors, because they're winning - Washington Examiner
  PC culture is taking over: Stop laughing at the social justice warriors, because they're winning  Washington ExaminerI laughed when I saw the ridiculous news that nearly one-third of Americans think Santa Claus should be gender-neutral or a woman.…
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• Remembering MLK’s noble quest for human dignity, freedom and social justice - The Fresno Bee
  Remembering MLK’s noble quest for human dignity, freedom and social justice  The Fresno BeeThe city of Fresno, like many other cities and communities across the nation, will celebrate the 90th birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Jan.18 to Jan.
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• NFL Announces ‘Inspire Change’ Initiative, Will Boost African-American History Education in Schools - Sports Illustrated
  NFL Announces ‘Inspire Change’ Initiative, Will Boost African-American History Education in Schools  Sports IllustratedThrough a new 'Inspire Change' initiative, the NFL wants to help to change the way African-American history is taught by inst…
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• NFL and players to unveil new social justice initiative leading into playoff weekend - The Washington Post
  NFL and players to unveil new social justice initiative leading into playoff weekend  The Washington PostThe controversy that raged during the 2017 NFL season, fueled in part by President Trump, over protests by players during the national anthem a…
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• Is a Portland Professor Being Railroaded by His University for Criticizing Social-Justice Research? - New York Magazine
  Is a Portland Professor Being Railroaded by His University for Criticizing Social-Justice Research?  New York MagazinePeter Boghossian, a Portland State University professor, claims his university is railroading him for his part on the “grievance…
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• The battle for social justice will be won across borders, not within them - PoliticalCritique.org
  The battle for social justice will be won across borders, not within them  PoliticalCritique.orgThe phenomenon of the Gilets jaunes taking place in cities across France seems to have taken many in the commentariat and news media by surprise. From l…
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• Woke Caterer Puts Social Justice On The Menu - Forbes
  Woke Caterer Puts Social Justice On The Menu  ForbesChangemakers is a *content* series produced by Cole Haan and Forbes. It provides a platform for industry leaders who are disrupting business and society by ...
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Human Rights

• newNBA's Kanter urges Trump to act on Turkey's human rights record - Reuters UK
  NBA's Kanter urges Trump to act on Turkey's human rights record  Reuters UKNew York Knicks player Enes Kanter urged U.S. President Donald Trump to be more vocal about human rights in Turkey, after prosecutors in Istanbul requested ...
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• new#AM_Equality: January 17, 2019 - Human Rights Campaign
  #AM_Equality: January 17, 2019  Human Rights CampaignThe Senate must reject Trump-Pence AG nominee William Barr; Pro-LGBTQ bills across state legislatures.
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• newHuman rights worker tagged as NPA tax collector seized in Tagum City - Minda News
  Human rights worker tagged as NPA tax collector seized in Tagum City  Minda NewsDAVAO CITY (MindaNews/ 17 January) – A worker of Karapatan in Mindanao was abducted by still unknown assailants on Wednesday morning, an official of ...
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• newHuman Rights lawyers slam door-to-door raids - DailyNews
  Human Rights lawyers slam door-to-door raids  DailyNewsHARARE - The Zimbabwe National Army and Zimbabwe Republic Police deployed heavily to contain anti-government protests, conducting door-to door-raids ...
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• newHaitians in America: International Human Rights lawyer Seeks to Change the World - Haitian Times
  Haitians in America: International Human Rights lawyer Seeks to Change the World  Haitian TimesBy Bianca Silva If there's a word that describes international human rights lawyer Cassandre Theano, it's tenacious. Her desire to make positive change i…
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• newChina is setting up a new model for world human rights - IOL
  China is setting up a new model for world human rights  IOLChina has opened up a new path that focuses on prevention and addresses both the symptoms and root causes of extremism and terrorism.
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• newWorld's biggest sovereign fund ejects Chinese company for human rights violations - Times of Malta
  World's biggest sovereign fund ejects Chinese company for human rights violations  Times of MaltaNorway's sovereign wealth fund, the world's biggest, has excluded a Chinese company from its almost $1 trillion portfolio because of human rights viola…
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• newFSU College of Social Work to host South African human rights scholar - Florida State News
  FSU College of Social Work to host South African human rights scholar  Florida State NewsThe Florida State University College of Social Work will host Vishanthie Sewpaul, international social work expert and professor at the University of Stavanger…
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• newWhat Are Sexual Risk Orders And How Do They Impact Human Rights? - RightsInfo
  What Are Sexual Risk Orders And How Do They Impact Human Rights?  RightsInfoSexual Risk Orders may be imposed on individuals who are seen as posing a risk of sexual harm to the public, even if they have not been found guilty of a crime.
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• newUN says Israeli government-backed groups ‘delegitimizing’ human rights NGOs - Middle East Monitor
  UN says Israeli government-backed groups ‘delegitimizing’ human rights NGOs  Middle East MonitorA United Nations agency has stated humanitarian operations in the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt) are being “undermined by delegitimization,…
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• newHuman rights conference honors Dr. King - goskagit.com
  Human rights conference honors Dr. King  goskagit.comBELLINGHAM — A human rights conference to honor the legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. will be held on Saturday, Jan. 19, at the Whatcom ...
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• newDefenders of Human Rights Are Making a Comeback - Foreign Policy
  Defenders of Human Rights Are Making a Comeback  Foreign PolicyIn some ways these are dark times for human rights. Yet while the autocrats capture the headlines, the defenders of human rights, democracy, and the rule of law ...
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• newHuman Rights Watch: Human rights backsliding as election looms - Kyiv Post
  Human Rights Watch: Human rights backsliding as election looms  Kyiv PostThe Ukrainian government did little to prevent or punish the attacks or to stem rising violence against minority communities, including Roma and lesbian, gay, ...
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• newTide is turning against autocrats, human rights group says - CNN
  Tide is turning against autocrats, human rights group says  CNNHuman Rights Watch: Global pushback against autocrats grows  Washington PostPreoccupied Western powers fall silent on human rights: rights group  ReutersHuman Rights Watch: Resistan…
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• newBrazil: Bolsonaro Should Address Crime Lawfully - Human Rights Watch
  Brazil: Bolsonaro Should Address Crime Lawfully  Human Rights WatchPresident Jair Bolsonaro should address the public security crisis that engulfs Brazil through measures that both enhance respect for human rights and reduce ...
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• newDutton's immigration decisions showed 'hypocrisy': Human Rights Watch - SBS News
  Dutton's immigration decisions showed 'hypocrisy': Human Rights Watch  SBS NewsHuman Rights Watch has called Australia's professed "non-discriminatory" immigration policy hypocritical in its latest global report.
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• newBeijing's assault on Hong Kong freedoms worsened considerably in 2018, says NGO Human Rights Watch - Hong Kong Free Press
  Beijing's assault on Hong Kong freedoms worsened considerably in 2018, says NGO Human Rights Watch  Hong Kong Free PressBeijing's assault on freedoms in Hong Kong worsened considerably last year, particularly in areas of free expression and politic…
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• newUAE: Injustice, Intolerance, Repression - Human Rights Watch
  UAE: Injustice, Intolerance, Repression  Human Rights WatchThe United Arab Emirates in 2018 handed down draconian prison sentences to an Emirati activist and a British academic following deeply flawed trials, Human ...
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• newSaudi Arabia: Increased Repression Brings Scrutiny - Human Rights Watch
  Saudi Arabia: Increased Repression Brings Scrutiny  Human Rights WatchSaudi Arabia and Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman faced scrutiny over the country's human rights record in 2018 following the murder of a prominent ...
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• newLebanon: Rights Bills Stalled in Parliament - Human Rights Watch
  Lebanon: Rights Bills Stalled in Parliament  Human Rights WatchLebanon made legislative progress on the waste management crisis and the status of the disappeared in 2018, but parliament failed to follow through on ...
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• newIran: Unrelenting Repression - Human Rights Watch
  Iran: Unrelenting Repression  Human Rights WatchIranian authorities carried out arbitrary mass arrests and serious due process violations during 2018 in response to protests across the country over deteriorating ...
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• newBahrain: Unabated Repression - Human Rights Watch
  Bahrain: Unabated Repression  Human Rights WatchBahrain cracked down on peaceful dissent during 2018, virtually eliminating all opposition, Human Rights Watch said today in releasing its World Report 2019.
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• newYemen: Civilians Bombed, Shelled, Starved - Human Rights Watch
  Yemen: Civilians Bombed, Shelled, Starved  Human Rights WatchThe Saudi-led coalition and the Houthi armed group engaged in a conflict in Yemen which have turned the country's humanitarian crisis into a full-blown ...
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• newEgypt: New Moves to Crush Dissent - Human Rights Watch
  Egypt: New Moves to Crush Dissent  Human Rights WatchEgyptian authorities increasingly relied on counterterrorism and state of emergency laws to crush peaceful dissent during 2018, including by prosecuting ...
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• newArmenia: Human Rights Challenges for New Leadership - Human Rights Watch
  Armenia: Human Rights Challenges for New Leadership  Human Rights WatchArmenia's new government has inherited a country plagued with corruption and myriad human rights problems, Human Rights Watch said today in its World ...
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• newCentral Asia: Want Investment? Protect Rights - Human Rights Watch
  Central Asia: Want Investment? Protect Rights  Human Rights WatchCentral Asian leaders who are seeking greater regional cooperation and international investment to bolster economic growth should place human rights at the ...
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• newUkraine: Human Rights Backsliding as Election Looms - Human Rights Watch
  Ukraine: Human Rights Backsliding as Election Looms  Human Rights WatchAttacks on activists and government critics proliferated in Ukraine during 2018, Human Rights Watch said today in its World Report 2019.
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• newTurkey: State of Emergency Ends, but Not Repression - Human Rights Watch
  Turkey: State of Emergency Ends, but Not Repression  Human Rights WatchEnding the state of emergency in Turkey has not ended repressive rule under President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Human Rights Watch said today in its World ...
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• newEU: Leaders Stoke Fear, Ignore Rights - Human Rights Watch
  EU: Leaders Stoke Fear, Ignore Rights  Human Rights WatchInfluential leaders in European Union states used migration to stoke fear, justify abusive policies, and block meaningful reform in 2018, even as arrivals at ...
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• newRussia: Bleak Year for Human Rights - Human Rights Watch
  Russia: Bleak Year for Human Rights  Human Rights WatchThe Russian government relentlessly reduced space for peaceful dissent, political opposition, and civic activism in Russia during 2018, Human Rights Watch ...
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• newSouthern Africa: New Leaders Can Do More for Rights - Human Rights Watch
  Southern Africa: New Leaders Can Do More for Rights  Human Rights WatchNew leadership in key Southern Africa countries renewed hope for greater respect for human rights, but the region's leaders failed to live up to expectations in ...
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• newNigeria: Heightened Insecurity Threatens Rights - Human Rights Watch
  Nigeria: Heightened Insecurity Threatens Rights  Human Rights WatchPersistent attacks by Boko Haram, intensified conflict between nomadic herdsmen and farming communities, and violent banditry in many northern states ...
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• newThailand: Unrelenting Repression Ahead of Election - Human Rights Watch
  Thailand: Unrelenting Repression Ahead of Election  Human Rights WatchThailand's junta did little in 2018 to address the country's mounting human rights concerns.
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• newSri Lanka: Political Crisis Threatens Justice Efforts - Human Rights Watch
  Sri Lanka: Political Crisis Threatens Justice Efforts  Human Rights WatchSri Lanka's political upheaval undermined stalled processes aimed at providing truth and justice for abuses from the country's civil war, Human Rights Watch ...
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• newNorth Korea: No Justice for Human Rights Crimes - Human Rights Watch
  North Korea: No Justice for Human Rights Crimes  Human Rights WatchThe summits between the North Korean leader, Kim Jong Un, and the US and South Korean presidents, and increased international re-engagement have failed ...
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• newUS: Backtracking on Human Rights - Human Rights Watch
  US: Backtracking on Human Rights  Human Rights Watch(Washington, DC, January 17, 2019) – The United States moved backward on human rights at home and abroad in the second year of President Donald Trump's ...
  - 12 hours ago, 17 Jan 19, 9:00am -
• newBangladesh: Violent Repression of Opposition - Human Rights Watch
  Bangladesh: Violent Repression of Opposition  Human Rights WatchBangladesh violently cracked down on criticism of the ruling Awami League in advance of national elections in 2018, Human Rights Watch said today in its ...
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• newIndia: Growing Crackdown on Activists, Rights Groups - Human Rights Watch
  India: Growing Crackdown on Activists, Rights Groups  Human Rights Watch(New York) – The Indian government intensified its harassment and at times prosecution of critics in 2018, Human Rights Watch said today in its World Report ...
  - 12 hours ago, 17 Jan 19, 8:55am -
• newHUMAN RIGHTS LAWYERS SLAM MAGISTRATE OVER ZANU PF YOUTHS VIOLENCE TRIAL - NewsdzeZimbabwe
  HUMAN RIGHTS LAWYERS SLAM MAGISTRATE OVER ZANU PF YOUTHS VIOLENCE TRIAL  NewsdzeZimbabweA HARARE magistrate was yesterday accused of not following procedure and frustrating lawyers who had volunteered to represent eight Zanu PF youths ...
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• newIndonesia vies for spot on UN human rights body - The Jakarta Post - Jakarta Post
  Indonesia vies for spot on UN human rights body - The Jakarta Post  Jakarta PostAfter winning a seat at the United Nations Security Council last year, Indonesia hopes to once again get a spot on the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, ...
  - 13 hours ago, 17 Jan 19, 8:17am -
• newUN Speaks On Internet Blackouts: Says Disconnecting Internet Is A Human Rights Violation - iharare.com
  UN Speaks On Internet Blackouts: Says Disconnecting Internet Is A Human Rights Violation  iharare.comWhile blocking and filtering measures deny users access to specific *content* on the Internet, states have also taken measures to cut off access to…
  - 13 hours ago, 17 Jan 19, 7:58am -
• newSA should intervene in Zimbabwe crisis: human rights group - East Coast Radio
  SA should intervene in Zimbabwe crisis: human rights group  East Coast RadioZimbabweans here are calling on the government in South Africa to help resolve the economic crisis back in their home country. Dewa Mavhinga, who's with the ...
  - 13 hours ago, 17 Jan 19, 7:54am -
• new'At the centre of SA foreign policy is the defence of human rights' - 702
  'At the centre of SA foreign policy is the defence of human rights'  702The spokesperson at the Department of International Relations and Cooperation Ndivhuwo Mabaya explains SA's foreign policy.
  - 14 hours ago, 17 Jan 19, 6:26am -
• newKenya: Attack on Nairobi Hotel - Human Rights Watch
  Kenya: Attack on Nairobi Hotel  Human Rights WatchKenya's government should put victims front and center in its response to the January 15, 2019 attack on the DusitD2 hotel in Nairobi, Human Rights Watch said ...
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• newHolocaust memorial lecture by human rights professor - Galway Advertiser
  Holocaust memorial lecture by human rights professor  Galway AdvertiserProfessor William A. Schabas, Emeritus Professor at NUI Galway's Irish Centre for Human Right will deliver a Holocaust Memorial Lecture on the role that ideas ...
  - 21 hours ago, 17 Jan 19, 12:15am -
• newTorrington-born Judge Patricia Wald, advocate of human rights, dies at 90 - Torrington Register Citizen
  Torrington-born Judge Patricia Wald, advocate of human rights, dies at 90  Torrington Register CitizenTORRINGTON — Judge Patricia McGowan Wald, a native of Torrington who was the first woman appointed to and to serve as the Chief Judge of the U.S…
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• newRodney Hide loses Human Rights Review Tribunal bid for access to Henderson files - Stuff.co.nz
  Rodney Hide loses Human Rights Review Tribunal bid for access to Henderson files  Stuff.co.nzFormer MP Rodney Hide has failed in his attempt to be shown confidential information relating to the bankruptcy of property developer David Henderson.
  - 22 hours ago, 16 Jan 19, 10:53pm -
• newIranian Prisoners' Hunger Strike Is a Plea for Basic Rights - Human Rights Watch
  Iranian Prisoners' Hunger Strike Is a Plea for Basic Rights  Human Rights WatchThis week, two well-known political prisoners in Tehran's Evin prison went on a three-day hunger strike to protest their inability to get urgent medical treatment.
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• newCall for human rights: A 'voice crying in the wilderness' - INQUIRER.net
  Call for human rights: A 'voice crying in the wilderness'  INQUIRER.netThe Philippines is not yet a full-blown dictatorship, but our claim to democracy has become tenuous at best. Reliable figures are hard to come by in a country ...
  - 24 hours ago, 16 Jan 19, 9:10pm -
• MISA, Lawyers For Human Rights, File Urgent Chamber Application Over Internet Blockade - pindula.co.zw
  MISA, Lawyers For Human Rights, File Urgent Chamber Application Over Internet Blockade  pindula.co.zwThe Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) and The Zimbabwe Lawyers For Human Rights (ZLHR) have filed an urgent chamber application over the in…
  - 1 day ago, 16 Jan 19, 7:37pm -
• Settlement requires Cuba Libre to train employees on DC Human Rights Act Compliance - WJLA
  Settlement requires Cuba Libre to train employees on DC Human Rights Act Compliance  WJLAAttorney General Karl A. Racine today announced a settlement with Cuba Libre Rum Bar and Restaurant for discriminating against a transgender District ...
  - 1 day ago, 16 Jan 19, 6:45pm -
• UN human rights office: At least 890 people killed last month in western Congo in 3 days of clashes - Washington Post
  UN human rights office: At least 890 people killed last month in western Congo in 3 days of clashes  Washington PostUN human rights office: At least 890 people killed last month in western Congo in 3 days of clashes.
  - 1 day ago, 16 Jan 19, 6:45pm -
• Subarnachar Rape: Human rights bodies reject NHRC report - The Daily Star
  Subarnachar Rape: Human rights bodies reject NHRC report  The Daily StarThe Human Rights Forum Bangladesh (HRFB), a platform of 20 rights and development organisations, yesterday called for the cancellation of the National ...
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• Bolstering cause of human rights, business enterprises - Business Mirror
  Bolstering cause of human rights, business enterprises  Business MirrorGENEVA—The Philippines expressed its support for efforts related to business and human rights, as the country's Permanent Representative to the United ...
  - 1 day ago, 16 Jan 19, 4:02pm -
• First human rights TV channel to ‘lend voice to the voiceless’ - BusinessLine
  First human rights TV channel to ‘lend voice to the voiceless’  BusinessLineThe world's first television channel dedicated to human rights was launched in London with a promise to deliver hidden stories ignored by mainstream media ...
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• Jokowi to shed light on human rights abuse cases during debate - The Jakarta Post - Jakarta Post
  Jokowi to shed light on human rights abuse cases during debate - The Jakarta Post  Jakarta PostDuring the 2014 presidential campaign, Jokowi and Jusuf Kalla promised to resolve at least seven cases, including the 1965 communist purge, the 1989 ...
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• Human rights in spotlight as Zimbabwe urged to restore internet access - IOL
  Human rights in spotlight as Zimbabwe urged to restore internet access  IOLThe CPJ has joined more than 20 rights groups in urging the Zimbabwean government to restore internet and social media services.
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• Wheeling Human Rights Commission Picks Frank Calabrese as Its New Chairman - Wheeling Intelligencer
  Wheeling Human Rights Commission Picks Frank Calabrese as Its New Chairman  Wheeling IntelligencerWHEELING — Members of the city's human rights commission elected Frank Calabrese as their new chairman Tuesday following the resignation of its form…
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• Denison readies 14th ‘Human Rights Film Festival’ - The Newark Advocate
  Denison readies 14th ‘Human Rights Film Festival’  The Newark AdvocateDenison University will soon present its 14th Human Rights Film Festival.
  - 2 days ago, 16 Jan 19, 5:04am -
• UN Human Rights Commission cautions B.C. megaprojects risk infringing rights of Indigenous peoples - Straight.com
  UN Human Rights Commission cautions B.C. megaprojects risk infringing rights of Indigenous peoples  Straight.comA United Nations commission has released a trio of letters it recently delivered to Canada that warn the country is likely failing to me…
  - 2 days ago, 16 Jan 19, 12:19am -

Social Justice Activists

• newIs a Planned Monument to Women’s Rights Racist? - The New York Times
  Is a Planned Monument to Women’s Rights Racist?  The New York TimesNext year Central Park will get a long fought-for statue of Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Not every feminist considers this a victory.
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• new'Star Trek' star George Takei supports Pittsburgh anti-gun effort - Tribune-Review
  'Star Trek' star George Takei supports Pittsburgh anti-gun effort  Tribune-ReviewA Squirrel Hill man's Facebook fundraiser for anti-gun groups received some star-studded recognition Wednesday from one of social media's most prolific users.
  - 1 hour ago, 17 Jan 19, 7:27pm -
• newI'm Skeptical of This Year's Women's March - TeenVogue.com
  I'm Skeptical of This Year's Women's March  TeenVogue.comIn this op-ed, writer Em Odesser explains why she attended the first two Women's Marches, and why she may or may not attend the third.
  - 3 hours ago, 17 Jan 19, 6:11pm -
• newActivist Angela Davis is part of MLK Jr. celebration - Wiscasset Newspaper
  Activist Angela Davis is part of MLK Jr. celebration  Wiscasset NewspaperOn Wednesday, Jan. 23, the University of New England will present a lecture from world-renowned political activist, academic and author Angela Davis as part ...
  - 3 hours ago, 17 Jan 19, 5:46pm -
• newThe Women's March is evolving, but its enemies are the same - erienewsnow.com
  The Women's March is evolving, but its enemies are the same  erienewsnow.comBy Emanuella Grinberg, CNN Over the past year, Women's March supporters fought for the soul of the country and the future of their movement.
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• newVermont Women's March: What you need to know - BurlingtonFreePress.com
  Vermont Women's March: What you need to know  BurlingtonFreePress.comIntrepid protesters plan to rally Saturday in Montpelier for the third annual Woman's March, despite the forecast for single-digit temperatures. Organizers hope to ...
  - 3 hours ago, 17 Jan 19, 5:25pm -
• newCommon Wishes Travis Scott Turned Down Super Bowl Performance - XXLMAG.COM
  Common Wishes Travis Scott Turned Down Super Bowl Performance  XXLMAG.COMCommon wishes Travis Scott didn't accept the invite to perform at the 2019 Super Bowl Halftime show.
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• new"Being Martin Luther Kings" with COGIC saints in Memphis - The Commercial Appeal
  "Being Martin Luther Kings" with COGIC saints in Memphis  The Commercial AppealA new history of the Memphis-based Church of God in Christ shows how its leaders and members were deeply involved in the 1968 sanitation strike.
  - 4 hours ago, 17 Jan 19, 5:00pm -
• newROTHMAN: Woke Brands And The Sorry Fad Of Entry-Level Politics - The Daily Wire
  ROTHMAN: Woke Brands And The Sorry Fad Of Entry-Level Politics  The Daily WireThe razor brand Gillette generated some rare attention for itself this week when it launched an advertisement attacking the supposed scourge of “toxic ...
  - 4 hours ago, 17 Jan 19, 4:54pm -
• newCardi B Isn't A Politician And That's Probably Why She Just Captured Our Mood Around The Government Shutdown So Accurately - Blavity
  Cardi B Isn't A Politician And That's Probably Why She Just Captured Our Mood Around The Government Shutdown So Accurately  BlavityConcerned citizen Cardi B's rant about the government...
  - 5 hours ago, 17 Jan 19, 3:41pm -

• newAccess Is More Than Just Inclusion - Forbes
  Access Is More Than Just Inclusion  ForbesIn addressing inequities in our local neighborhoods, are we centering accessibility and disability justice? When we talk about justice, are we focusing, listening, ...
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• new"Free Eduardo": Athens Immigrant Rights Coalition holds vigil at the Arch for detained activist - Red and Black
  "Free Eduardo": Athens Immigrant Rights Coalition holds vigil at the Arch for detained activist  Red and BlackEduardo Samaniego, a 26-year-old immigrant's rights activist from Mexico who overstayed his visa, is at risk for deportation after being a…
  - 6 hours ago, 17 Jan 19, 3:00pm -
• newThe OC Women's March Organizers Reflect on the Past Two Years' Events—and How This Saturday's Will Be the Best Yet - OC Weekly
  The OC Women's March Organizers Reflect on the Past Two Years' Events—and How This Saturday's Will Be the Best Yet  OC WeeklyOn a cold, early Saturday morning in January 2017, an estimated 20000 people gathered by the French Street plaza in Downt…
  - 6 hours ago, 17 Jan 19, 3:00pm -
• newFather Patricio Guillen, who supported immigrants' rights, dies at age 89 - Fontana Herald-News
  Father Patricio Guillen, who supported immigrants' rights, dies at age 89  Fontana Herald-NewsFather Patricio Guillen, an activist who supported immigrants' rights in Southern California, and especially in the Inland Empire, passed away this week,…
  - 6 hours ago, 17 Jan 19, 2:30pm -
• newMLK panel to feature local organizers working for social justice - Yale News
  MLK panel to feature local organizers working for social justice  Yale News“Think Globally, Act Locally” is the theme of a panel being held on Wednesday, Jan. 23, as part of Yale's annual celebration of the Reverend Martin Luther King ...
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• newTax the Rich, Fight the Climate Crisis - Common Dreams
  Tax the Rich, Fight the Climate Crisis  Common DreamsA new tax in Oregon targets rich corporations not just because they are rich, and can easily afford to pay — although that would be reason enough — but also ...
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• newStudent activist, CWIT leaders receive Social Justice Awards - HollandSentinel.com
  Student activist, CWIT leaders receive Social Justice Awards  HollandSentinel.comHOLLAND — A Holland Christian student and the Center for Women in Transition both received social justice awards Wednesday night from the Holland Human ...
  - 7 hours ago, 17 Jan 19, 2:07pm -
• newGuest column: 'There are as many reasons to march as there are women marching' - GazetteNET
  Guest column: 'There are as many reasons to march as there are women marching'  GazetteNETThis Saturday at noon, women and their allies will walk together from Northampton's Sheldon Field to City Hall to celebrate our victories and recommit to the…
  - 7 hours ago, 17 Jan 19, 1:30pm -
• newGladys Knight to sing national anthem at Super Bowl LIII - NFL.com
  Gladys Knight to sing national anthem at Super Bowl LIII  NFL.comSeven-time Grammy Award-winner and "Empress of Soul" Gladys Knight will sing the National Anthem as part of Super Bowl LIII pregame festivities at ...
  - 8 hours ago, 17 Jan 19, 1:03pm -
• newLectern (Jan. 17) | Community - Corvallis Gazette Times
  Lectern (Jan. 17) | Community  Corvallis Gazette TimesTRIAD, noon, Room 211, Memorial Union, 2501 SW Jefferson Way, Corvallis. Lily Sheehan, assistant professor in the Oregon State University School of Writing, ...
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• newConnecting to Nature is a Matter of Environmental Justice - Resilience
  Connecting to Nature is a Matter of Environmental Justice  ResilienceTo suggest that we can move closer to environmental justice by reconsidering how we relate to nature doesn't mean that we be vegan and grow our own food.
  - 9 hours ago, 17 Jan 19, 12:06pm -
• newMichelle Malkin: Procter & Gamble's Toxic Sanctimony | Opinion - Marshall News Messenger
  Michelle Malkin: Procter & Gamble's Toxic Sanctimony | Opinion  Marshall News MessengerOne of the world's most successful brands committed ideological hara-kiri this week. Recognized around the world as a symbol of manly civility for more than a ..…
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• newManny’s is a perfect business for The Mission - San Francisco Examiner
  Manny’s is a perfect business for The Mission  San Francisco ExaminerOver the weekend I popped by Manny's, the new café at 16th and Valencia to check out what all the fuss was about. The place was bustling, most of the table.
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• newMuhammad Ali honored with the renaming of Louisville Airport - TheGrio
  Muhammad Ali honored with the renaming of Louisville Airport  TheGrioMuhammad Ali, the legendary heavyweight boxing champion and social justice activist who unapologetically became known as “The Greatest” is being ...
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• newShaun King Put On Blast By Writer & Activist For Bullying Tactics | The Latest Hip-Hop News, Music and Media - Hip-Hop Wired
  Shaun King Put On Blast By Writer & Activist For Bullying Tactics | The Latest Hip-Hop News, Music and Media  Hip-Hop WiredKing threatened a lawsuit against writer Clarissa Brooks after she made a tweet insinuating that he stole funds he raised for…
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• newShrum, Katherine Olin - The Daily Progress
  Shrum, Katherine Olin  The Daily Progress"Being surrounded on wedding weekend by people from all over the country who love Robbie and me has just reinforced my belief that despite cancer, I've got ...
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• newAthletes to make appearance at Wild & Scenic - The Union of Grass Valley
  Athletes to make appearance at Wild & Scenic  The Union of Grass ValleyThe 17th Wild & Scenic Film Festival starts today in Grass Valley and Nevada City.This year, three world-class athletes will attend as part of the Clif Athlete ...
  - 18 hours ago, 17 Jan 19, 2:27am -
• newGroup aligned with Ocasio-Cortez prepares to take out Democrats - POLITICO
  Group aligned with Ocasio-Cortez prepares to take out Democrats  POLITICOJustice Democrats is forging ahead with plans to mount primaries against incumbent Democrats it deems too moderate — with the apparent backing of ...
  - 20 hours ago, 17 Jan 19, 12:55am -
• newBates announces MLK Day events - Lewiston Sun Journal
  Bates announces MLK Day events  Lewiston Sun JournalLEWISTON — The Martin Luther King Jr. Day observance at Bates College this year will include three days of presentations, lectures, discussion sessions, ...
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• new'Mustard Man' at Woolworth's 1963 sit-in celebrated by maroon and gold - Arizona State University
  'Mustard Man' at Woolworth's 1963 sit-in celebrated by maroon and gold  Arizona State UniversityA bold demonstrator in the bloody 1963 Woolworth's lunch counter sit-in that focused intense national debate on segregation, John Randall Salter Jr. —…
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• newSpeakers set for Inland Empire women’s march Saturday - Press-Enterprise
  Speakers set for Inland Empire women’s march Saturday  Press-EnterprisePolitical leaders and activists from throughout the region will speak at the Women's March Inland Empire 2019 from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, Jan. 19, at the ...
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• newRenee Buettner, founder of neighborhood preschool and athlete, dies - Baltimore Sun
  Renee Buettner, founder of neighborhood preschool and athlete, dies  Baltimore SunRenee Buettner, a retired teacher who founded a neighborhood preschool, died of Alzheimer's disease complications Tuesday at Stella Maris Hospice.
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• newCivil rights activist Shaun King to speak at CWU - The Observer
  Civil rights activist Shaun King to speak at CWU  The ObserverCivil rights activist and journalist Shaun King will be speaking at CWU on Feb. 25, with tickets available to students now. King is best known for his advocacy ...
  - 23 hours ago, 16 Jan 19, 9:29pm -
• newIC hosts weeklong celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. - The Ithaca Voice
  IC hosts weeklong celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.  The Ithaca VoiceITHACA, N.Y. – Ithaca College will celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy with a week of events including workshops, lectures and performances. The MLK ...
  - 24 hours ago, 16 Jan 19, 9:16pm -
• Real fake news: Bogus editions The Washington Post claim Trump resigns - Tribune-Review
  Real fake news: Bogus editions The Washington Post claim Trump resigns  Tribune-ReviewFake editions of The Washington Post claiming that President Donald Trump was leaving office were handed out Wednesday morning at multiple locations in ...
  - 1 day ago, 16 Jan 19, 6:48pm -
• 50 years after Olympic protest, Tommie Smith tells students to continue fight for social justice - OCRegister
  50 years after Olympic protest, Tommie Smith tells students to continue fight for social justice  OCRegisterFor 120 debate competitors, the award ceremony at Cal State Fullerton was anything but ordinary. “We have a historic civil rights hero her…
  - 1 day ago, 16 Jan 19, 5:44pm -
• Women's March alternatives for progressive Jews looking to protest Saturday - Haaretz
  Women's March alternatives for progressive Jews looking to protest Saturday  HaaretzA number of the movement's chapters across have sought to distance themselves from the anti-Semitism-roiled D.C. leadership: 'I think this is the last year we ...
  - 1 day ago, 16 Jan 19, 5:39pm -
• Peter Dutton tops GetUp's 'hard right' hit list for federal election - The Guardian
  Peter Dutton tops GetUp's 'hard right' hit list for federal election  The GuardianPeter Dutton is the most unpopular Australian politician among GetUp supporters, with the activist organisation now looking to extend its “hard right” MP target h…
  - 1 day ago, 16 Jan 19, 5:01pm -
• No, Colin Kaepernick Didn't Conspire With Travis Scott Ahead Of Super Bowl LIII - HipHopDX
  No, Colin Kaepernick Didn't Conspire With Travis Scott Ahead Of Super Bowl LIII  HipHopDXColin Kaepernick is calling foul on reports claiming he and Travis Scott had a conversation about his performance for the Super Bowl LIII halftime show.
  - 1 day ago, 16 Jan 19, 5:00pm -
• Anti-Semitism charges engulfing national Women's March sow divisions in New Jersey - NorthJersey.com
  Anti-Semitism charges engulfing national Women's March sow divisions in New Jersey  NorthJersey.comAccusations of anti-Semitism within the Women's March movement have prompted the Women's March on New Jersey to assert its independence.
  - 1 day ago, 16 Jan 19, 4:36pm -
• Woodstock's 50th: Carlos Santana says he'll play Bethel Woods anniversary show - Poughkeepsie Journal
  Woodstock's 50th: Carlos Santana says he'll play Bethel Woods anniversary show  Poughkeepsie JournalWoodstock veteran Carlos Santana says he will return to the original festival site in mid-August to mark the 50th anniversary of the famous concert.
  - 1 day ago, 16 Jan 19, 3:38pm -
• Radical American Activists Flock To Migrant Caravan In Tijuana - KPBS
  Radical American Activists Flock To Migrant Caravan In Tijuana  KPBSAs President Donald Trump continues his fight for a border wall, Americans are flocking to the Central American migrant caravan in Tijuana from across the U.S., ...
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• Icon Of Impact: A Next Generation Public Servant - Forbes
  Icon Of Impact: A Next Generation Public Servant  ForbesThis Icon of Impact, Daniel Blackman, is remodeling public *service* to leverage business, impact, and civic leadership for all Americans.
  - 1 day ago, 16 Jan 19, 2:37pm -
• 2019 Could Be a 'Watershed Year' for Abortion Legislation - Pacific Standard
  2019 Could Be a 'Watershed Year' for Abortion Legislation  Pacific StandardWhen Justice Anthony Kennedy—a conservative who defended abortion rights—announced his resignation from the Supreme Court last summer, part of the ...
  - 1 day ago, 16 Jan 19, 1:00pm -
• How New York City Ended Up With 2 Competing Women’s Marches - The New York Times
  How New York City Ended Up With 2 Competing Women’s Marches  The New York TimesAt issue is the question of inclusivity, one that has haunted the national movement since its inception.
  - 1 day ago, 16 Jan 19, 11:33am -
• Disband the Women's March - The Week Magazine
  Disband the Women's March  The Week MagazineEarlier this month in India, close to five million women literally joined hands in Kerala, a state in the southern part of the country, to form a 385-mile human chain ...
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• Op-ed: A Farewell to Tufts - Tufts Daily
  Op-ed: A Farewell to Tufts  Tufts DailyDear students, faculty and staff,. Thank you so much. I have been deeply touched by all the well wishes I have received over the past few weeks. Now it is my ...
  - 2 days ago, 16 Jan 19, 6:00am -
• Denison MLK keynote is 'Race, Protest, and Politics...’ - The Newark Advocate
  Denison MLK keynote is 'Race, Protest, and Politics...’  The Newark AdvocateIn celebration of the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., Denison University welcomes Mary Frances Berry.
  - 2 days ago, 16 Jan 19, 5:04am -
• 'We Can't Ever Give Up:' Activist Sala Udin On Politics, Perseverance & The Fight For Social Justice - 90.5 WESA
  'We Can't Ever Give Up:' Activist Sala Udin On Politics, Perseverance & The Fight For Social Justice  90.5 WESASala Udin has been a political activist for more than 50 years. He marched on Washington, was a freedom rider and eventually took up a ca…
  - 2 days ago, 15 Jan 19, 10:08pm -
• Fight injustice—and take care of yourself - Grok Nation
  Fight injustice—and take care of yourself  Grok NationThe world needs you to care about confronting injustice, but it can be mentally exhuasting. Author John Pavlovitz shares 8 tips for avoiding burnout.
  - 2 days ago, 15 Jan 19, 2:00pm -
• US academics stand with rights activist Angela Davis targeted for her pro-Palestine views - WAFA - Palestine News Agency
  US academics stand with rights activist Angela Davis targeted for her pro-Palestine views  WAFA - Palestine News AgencyNEW YORK, Tuesday, January 15, 2019 (WAFA) - Over 550 academics from across the United States have signed onto the Jewish Voice f…
  - 2 days ago, 15 Jan 19, 12:08pm -
• A Music to Liberate Brazil - Pacific Standard
  A Music to Liberate Brazil  Pacific StandardNegro Leo's music advocates a radical solidarity with his country's least fortunate.
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• Humour and media hoaxes put social justice ideas on the map - The Conversation - Canada
  Humour and media hoaxes put social justice ideas on the map  The Conversation - CanadaFor media activists The Yes Men, hoaxes have emerged as a proven tactic to generate public discourse on social justice issues that are not generally given ...
  - 3 days ago, 15 Jan 19, 12:35am -
• Rockland teens discuss their futures with young Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala - The Journal News | LoHud.com
  Rockland teens discuss their futures with young Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala  The Journal News | LoHud.comHigh school students get asked about their future plans all the time. But when Malala Yousafzai, the youngest-ever Nobel Peace Prize winner…
  - 3 days ago, 15 Jan 19, 12:00am -
• At the intersection of activism, housing and politics - UCLA Newsroom
  At the intersection of activism, housing and politics  UCLA NewsroomMicah White, founder of Activist Graduate School, co-creator of the Occupy Wall Street movement and one of UCLA's 2019 Activists-in-Residence. A critical ...
  - 3 days ago, 14 Jan 19, 9:08pm -
• Maya Wiley To Deliver 2019 MLK Breakfast Keynote Address - Texas A&M Today - Texas A&M University
  Maya Wiley To Deliver 2019 MLK Breakfast Keynote Address - Texas A&M Today  Texas A&M UniversityDedicated to the mission and vision of preparing students to engage in a global society, the MSC Carter G. Woodson Black Awareness Committee (MSC WBAC)…
  - 3 days ago, 14 Jan 19, 8:22pm -
• Travis Scott required NFL charitable donation for Super Bowl halftime show: Report - Fox Business
  Travis Scott required NFL charitable donation for Super Bowl halftime show: Report  Fox BusinessScott's participation in the event will come after several celebrities, including Jay Z and Rihanna, reportedly turned down offers.
  - 3 days ago, 14 Jan 19, 7:38pm -
• Supporter of communist regimes speaks at UCLA social justice summit - The College Fix
  Supporter of communist regimes speaks at UCLA social justice summit  The College FixActivist was previously charged with first-degree murder of California judge. Angela Davis, an activist with a history of supporting repressive communist regimes ..…
  - 3 days ago, 14 Jan 19, 6:24pm -
• Milwaukee's Margaret Rozga named Wisconsin poet laureate - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
  Milwaukee's Margaret Rozga named Wisconsin poet laureate  Milwaukee Journal SentinelWell-known Milwaukee poet and activist Margaret Rozga is Wisconsin's new poet laureate.
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• The Upbeat Appeal of “Good Trouble” and “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” - The New Yorker
  The Upbeat Appeal of “Good Trouble” and “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”  The New YorkerEmily Nussbaum reviews “Good Trouble” and “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” two shows that prove that even the most alien world can become a family.
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Amnesty International

Human Rights Watch

• newUS: Central Americans Have a Legal Right to Seek Asylum

  

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• newBrazil: Bolsonaro Should Address Crime Lawfully

  

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• newUAE: Injustice, Intolerance, Repression

  

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• newSaudi Arabia: Increased Repression Brings Scrutiny

  

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• newLebanon: Rights Bills Stalled in Parliament


  

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• newIran: Unrelenting Repression

  

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• newWorld Report 2019: Reversing Autocrats’ Attacks on Rights

  

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• newMauritania: Repressive Laws Restrict Peaceful Speech

  

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• newBahrain: Unabated Repression

  

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• newQatar: Partial Reforms Risk Undermining Progress

  

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• newYemen: Civilians Bombed, Shelled, Starved

  

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• newLibya: Civilians Under Threat from Militias

  

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• newEgypt: New Moves to Crush Dissent

  

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• newArmenia: Human Rights Challenges for New Leadership

  

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• newCentral Asia: Want Investment? Protect Rights

  

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• newUkraine: Human Rights Backsliding as Election Looms

  

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• newTurkey: State of Emergency Ends, but Not Repression

  

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• newEU: Leaders Stoke Fear, Ignore Rights

  

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• newRussia: Bleak Year for Human Rights

  

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• newSouthern Africa: New Leaders Can Do More for Rights

  

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Sage: Education, Citizenship and Social Justice

• Overcoming language barriers to citizenship: Predictors of adult immigrant satisfaction with language training programme in Sweden
  Education, Citizenship and Social Justice, Ahead of Print. <br/>
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• Service-learning: A survey of experiences in Spain
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• Social capital and trust for inclusion in school and society
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• Hong Kong pre-service teachers’ attitudes towards and knowledge of children’s rights
  Education, Citizenship and Social Justice, Ahead of Print. <br/>
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• Ideology in the schools: Developing the teacher’s Civic Education Ideology Scale within the United States
  Education, Citizenship and Social Justice, Ahead of Print. <br/>
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• Political (self-)education and the neo-republican perspective
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• The legitimacy of development nongovernmental organizations as global citizenship education providers in Korea
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• Revisiting subject knowledge in citizenship education: Understanding power and agency
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• Social justice in a tertiary education context: Do we practice what we preach?
  Education, Citizenship and Social Justice, Volume 13, Issue 3, Page 207-216, November 2018. <br/>
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• Prosaic sites of multiculturalism as educational encounters in neo-liberal higher education: Sociological imagination and reflexive teaching and learning in the multicultural classroom
  Education, Citizenship and Social Justice, Volume 13, Issue 3, Page 229-241, November 2018. <br/>
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• Community engineering education: The case of post-conflict Rwanda
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• Resisting neoliberal policies in UK higher education: Exploring the impact of critical pedagogies on non-traditional students in a post-1992 university
  Education, Citizenship and Social Justice, Volume 13, Issue 3, Page 217-228, November 2018. <br/>
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• ‘Do our lives matter?’ Music, poetry, and Freedom School
  Education, Citizenship and Social Justice, Volume 13, Issue 3, Page 256-267, November 2018. <br/>
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• The politics of neoliberalism and social justice: Towards a pedagogy of critical locational encounter
  Education, Citizenship and Social Justice, Volume 13, Issue 3, Page 199-206, November 2018. <br/>
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• Silencing the seventh trumpet: Analyzing the effect of private schooling on voting behavior
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• Challenging the divide? Confronting a dialogue across political margins in a feminist classroom
  Education, Citizenship and Social Justice, Volume 13, Issue 3, Page 242-255, November 2018. <br/>
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• Protest songs about the Iraq War: An effective trigger for critical reflection?
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• Citizenship: A core motive for South African university student volunteers
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• Facilitating youth development through service-learning: Social justice implications for underserved youth
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• What does it mean to be an ‘engaged university’? Reflections from a university and school-community engagement project
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• The school as a public space for democratic experiences: Formal student participation and its political characteristics
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• Tacit assumptions of citizenship education: A case study in Spanish initial teacher education
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• Exploring sustainable learning and practice of digital citizenship: Education and place-based challenges
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• Are civics teachers different from teachers of other disciplines in their handling of controversial issues?
  Education, Citizenship and Social Justice, Ahead of Print. <br/>
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• Civics and citizenship education: What have we learned and what does it mean for the future of Australian democracy?
  Education, Citizenship and Social Justice, Ahead of Print. <br/>
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• A phenomenological study on the meaning of educational justice for street children
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• The Levellers, political literacy and contemporary Citizenship education in England
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• Can gay and lesbian educators form authentic relationships in their school communities?
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• Impact of identity politics on education in Pakistan: A comparison between Balochistan and Punjab
  Education, Citizenship and Social Justice, Volume 13, Issue 3, Page 280-294, November 2018. <br/>
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• Agents of the nation-state or transformative intellectuals? Exploring the conflicting roles of civics teachers in Israel
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• Youth political (dis)engagement and the need for citizenship education: Encouraging young people’s civic and political participation through the curriculum
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• Social determinants of health: A pedagogical framework for advancing the Citizen Scholar
  Education, Citizenship and Social Justice, Volume 13, Issue 3, Page 268-279, November 2018. <br/>
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