What Fires Young People's Activism? A New Study Asks Them
By Rinku Sen / ColorLines
What draws 18 to 30 year olds to social justice work, and how do people with progressive politics deal with race as part of a larger political worldview?
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Can Science Vanquish the Small-Mindedness and Bigotry of Social Conservatism?
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Why a Growing Movement of Young People Could Ignite a Workers' Revolution
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New Wave of Shareholder Activism Aims to Make Corporations Behave Better--Whether They Like it Or Not
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How Homeownership Has Changed in America And Why You Shouldn't Give Up on Buying
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How the Conservative Worldview Quashes Critical Thinking -- and What That Means For Our Kids' Future
By Sara Robinson / AlterNet
Occupying Farmland for Organic Food and Fairness Exposes University Elitism
By Diana Pei Wu / Race, Poverty & the Environment
The Death of Voting Rights: Will New State Laws Reverse The Civil Rights Movement?
By Wendy Weiser / Brennan Center for Justice
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By Nick Pearce / openDemocracy.net
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