In South Africa, COVID-19 compounds domestic violence crisis…and leaders fight back
By Kail Cohen October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. On average, every 60 seconds, twenty people are physically abused
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Rewriting 70,000 Individualized Education Plans puts Chicago Special Educators in a Bind
By Phoebe Rusch The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES), signed into law in late March, granted education
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The Role Of Photography In Resisting Trump And Racism
By Rebekah Frumkin Tonika Johnson is using her art to ‘interrupt stereotypes.’ Tonika Johnson is a 37-year-old native Chicagoan making a name for
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In the face of threats to trans identity, trans liberation march draws massive crowd
By Rebekah Frumkin On February 21, President Trump revoked Obama-era protections that allowed transgender students in public schools to use
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In Cuba, a Government-Backed LGBT Rights Movement Battles Against a Culture of Machismo
by David Jordan HAVANA, Cuba – Hector said he was already in love with his boyfriend of 16 days. A
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Bikes On The Go! On the way to see Our Lady Of Guadalupe
By Jennifer Galan, Photos by Orquidia Mora Have you ever biked at below zero in a snow storm for more
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Talking with Phillip Ironshell and Carlos De La Vega of the International Indigenous Youth Council
By Gerardo Salgado Flores “I’ll be at peace whenever all the pipelines are stopped, and all the harm that is
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