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Today’s photo ID laws are yesterday’s beans in a jar
August 24, 2016"I can still recall the first time I saw what state-sanctioned discrimination looked like."
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Ethiopian marathon runner uses win to protest killings, oppression in his country
August 23, 2016One runner's brave act showed the world how Ethiopia's government is cracking down on dissent.
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Civil rights groups fight potential Trump-inspired terrorism at the polls
August 23, 2016Attempting to prevent Trump-inspired vigilante actions, the groups are calling for monitors to oversee balloting across the U.S.
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Supreme Court and other judgeships at stake in November elections
August 23, 2016To stop a conservative takeover on the bench, voters will need to mobilize in massive numbers to turn Trump away from the White House.
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This week in history: Our National Parks face perils on their centennial
August 22, 2016With so many attacks on all sides, the National Park Service's best bet is to renew interest in the lands it has helped protect.
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