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My blood is as black as coal. We’re all miners in my family: niece, daughter, granddaughter, sister, cousin, wife, mother… It’s not…
One of the most endearing things that Bernie Sanders does is read letters from people and respond to them on his YouTube…
What happened? What Is the Polycrisis? First, let’s roughly define the polycrisis. Some claim it is nothing new. We believe the polycrisis…
Extreme weather events have increased in frequency and intensity over the past decade, with the last month seeing a rare combination of…
I was eighteen years old and just starting my second year of college on September 11, 2001. After the initial shock of…
It’s been devastating, even if no one’s paying attention. Three months of fighting in Sudan between the army and a paramilitary group…
My friends in Refuse Fascism, an important group on whose editorial board I sit, are fond of a poignant passage in a…
In this article, Z Staff member Bridget Meehan talks to Caroline Whyte, an ecological economist whose interests include financial system reform and…
Readers might know Kenan Malik best from his weekly Observer column discussing everything from migration to religion and technology. But his background lies far…
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An Oppenheimer Review Through the Lens of an Anti-War Activist
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This June, the Swiss journalist Maurine Mercier found several United States citizens fighting in Ukraine under the guise of humanitarian work. “All…
On a Friday morning in July 2021, 422 employees at an automotive factory in Florence, Italy, were enjoying an unexpected day off,…
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On a trip to Japan in 2014, approaching the third anniversary of the Fukishima nuclear disaster, Noam Chomsky told an audience that: ‘Governments regard their…
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(Image: The Descendants Project) At one end of the short street, facing the Mississippi River, is Fee-Fo-Lay Café, run by twin sisters…
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