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A Food Stamp Indignity Worthy of Dickens

A Food Stamp Indignity Worthy of Dickens

| Feb 28, 2018 | Food / Farming|Rights / DemocracyEven Charles Dickens, England’s masterful satirist of the Victorian upper class, couldn’t have imagined elite rulers using a box of food as a gratuitous way to slap poor people. But Donald Trump and two of his slap-happy cabinet officials did imagine it — and...
Racism is Literally Killing African-American Mothers

Racism is Literally Killing African-American Mothers

| Feb 21, 2018 | Environment / Health|Rights / DemocracyAt first glance, tennis star Serena Williams and the late activist Erica Garner don’t have much in common. They lived different lives on different ends of the socioeconomic spectrum. But as black women in America, they both shared horrifying stories due to...
Caught Her Red-Handed

Caught Her Red-Handed

| | Cartoon|Rights / Democracy
The Attorney General Thinks Aspirin Helps Severe Pain. He’s Wrong.

The Attorney General Thinks Aspirin Helps Severe Pain. He’s Wrong.

| Feb 14, 2018 | Environment / Health|Rights / DemocracyRecently Attorney General Jeff Sessions gave Americans suffering severe pain some advice: “People need to take some aspirin sometimes and tough it out a little.” As someone who has suffered chronic pain for over 20 years, his remarks make me very angry....
The White House Vs. Working Stiffs

The White House Vs. Working Stiffs

| | Economy / Business|Rights / DemocracyHave you noticed that Donald Trump constantly prefaces his outlandish lies with such phrases as: “To be honest with you,” “To tell the truth,” and “Believe me”? Why? Because like a snake-oil salesman, he constantly needs to convince himself that he’s speaking...
No Love for Working Families This Valentine’s Day

No Love for Working Families This Valentine’s Day

| Feb 7, 2018 | Economy / Business|Rights / DemocracyLove is in the air. Or so the marketers want us to believe, as Valentine’s Day ads sweep the nation into a frenzy of buying flowers, greeting cards, and confections to communicate our affection. Washington is less forthcoming with the adoration, especially for working...
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