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The Rise And Fall Of The Black Panther Party

In 1966, Bobby Seale and Huey Newton created the Black Panther Party, a revolutionary black socialist movement that would take America by storm.

By Savannah Cox • Nov 1, 2016

The Rise And Fall Of The Black Panther Party

In 1966, Bobby Seale and Huey Newton created the Black Panther Party, a revolutionary black socialist movement that would take America by storm.

By Savannah Cox • November 1, 2016

How The U.S. Government Has Supported The Deaths Of Hundreds Of Thousands

The U.S. has aligned itself with some truly brutal regimes in order to promote and protect its own interests. For thousands around the world, that alliance has proven fatal.

By Richard Stockton • Oct 18, 2016

How The U.S. Government Has Supported The Deaths Of Hundreds Of Thousands

The U.S. has aligned itself with some truly brutal regimes in order to promote and protect its own interests. For thousands around the world, that alliance has proven fatal.

By Richard Stockton • October 18, 2016

How Academia Helps Explain The Rise Of Donald Trump

Donald Trump catches a lot of flack for his stance on immigration and race — as it happens, he's borrowing a lot from early 20th century academics.

By Abby Norman • Oct 5, 2016

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How Academia Helps Explain The Rise Of Donald Trump

Donald Trump catches a lot of flack for his stance on immigration and race — as it happens, he's borrowing a lot from early 20th century academics.

By Abby Norman • October 5, 2016

How The GOP Has Won All Elections Until At Least 2020

With census data and strategic campaign investments, the GOP may have sealed the deal on all elections until 2020. Here's how they did it.

By All That's Interesting • Oct 3, 2016

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How The GOP Has Won All Elections Until At Least 2020

With census data and strategic campaign investments, the GOP may have sealed the deal on all elections until 2020. Here's how they did it.

By All That's Interesting • October 3, 2016

History Of “Racial Terrorism” Means U.S. Government Owes African-Americans Reparations, U.N. Group Says

The group cited the War on Drugs, police brutality, and mass incarceration as examples of how the U.S. continues to inflict "racial terror" on African-Americans.

By Savannah Cox • Sep 29, 2016

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History Of “Racial Terrorism” Means U.S. Government Owes African-Americans Reparations, U.N. Group Says

The group cited the War on Drugs, police brutality, and mass incarceration as examples of how the U.S. continues to inflict "racial terror" on African-Americans.

By Savannah Cox • September 29, 2016

This U.S. Government Agency Kills Millions Of Animals A Year

Wildlife Services has used taxpayer dollars to kill millions of animals since 2000. Here's what you should know about the organization, and why the problem is bigger than wildlife.

By Savannah Cox • Sep 27, 2016

This U.S. Government Agency Kills Millions Of Animals A Year

Wildlife Services has used taxpayer dollars to kill millions of animals since 2000. Here's what you should know about the organization, and why the problem is bigger than wildlife.

By Savannah Cox • September 27, 2016

The 4 Most Sinister CIA Programs Ever Conducted

Many of the security dilemmas the U.S. now faces stem from the CIA's actions abroad — here are a handful you should know about.

By Richard Stockton • Sep 25, 2016

The 4 Most Sinister CIA Programs Ever Conducted

Many of the security dilemmas the U.S. now faces stem from the CIA's actions abroad — here are a handful you should know about.

By Richard Stockton • September 25, 2016

The Dark Origins And Troubling Future Of Conjugal Visits In American Prisons

Despite growing global acceptance and evidence that they reduce crime, conjugal visits are disappearing in the U.S. — here’s why.

By John Kuroski • Sep 15, 2016

The Dark Origins And Troubling Future Of Conjugal Visits In American Prisons

Despite growing global acceptance and evidence that they reduce crime, conjugal visits are disappearing in the U.S. — here’s why.

By John Kuroski • September 15, 2016

West Virginia Cop Fired For Choosing Not To Shoot Man

A former police officer in Weirton, West Virginia just revealed to local news sources that he was fired this summer for responding to a call and not shooting a man holding a gun at his side.

By John Kuroski • Sep 13, 2016

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West Virginia Cop Fired For Choosing Not To Shoot Man

A former police officer in Weirton, West Virginia just revealed to local news sources that he was fired this summer for responding to a call and not shooting a man holding a gun at his side.

By John Kuroski • September 13, 2016

10 Progressive Marvel Comics That Pushed Boundaries On Race, Gender, And More

Whether tackling issues of race, gender, or LGBT rights, these Marvel comics push the envelope.

By All That's Interesting • Sep 5, 2016

10 Progressive Marvel Comics That Pushed Boundaries On Race, Gender, And More

Whether tackling issues of race, gender, or LGBT rights, these Marvel comics push the envelope.

By All That's Interesting • September 5, 2016