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How Netflix made 'Over the Moon' culturally authentic

How Netflix made 'Over the Moon' culturally authentic

Netflix's first animated musical brings the traditional Chinese tale of the moon goddess to a global audience…

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Indigenous nations weigh whether to invite data centers onto tribal lands

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By Demi Guo
| CALÓ News
A sign tells visitors to keep out in the area where the Stratos Project, a proposed data center supported by celebrity investor Kevin O'Leary, will be built in Box Elder County, on May 15, 2026 near Snowville, Utah. As AI data centers crop up across the country, the Indigenous-led organization Honor the Earth has been building a grassroots network to resist the construction of such projects on tribal land.
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Indigenous nations weigh whether to invite data centers onto tribal lands

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By Demi Guo
| Prism Verified
Real journalists wrote and edited this (not AI)—independent, community-driven journalism survives because you back it. Donate to sustain Prism’s mission and the humans behind it. As AI data centers crop up across the country, the Indigenous-led organization Honor the Earth has been building a grassroots network to resist the construction of such projects on tribal land. “We typically have access to large tracts of land,” said Krystal Two Bulls, executive director of Honor the Earth.
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Delaney Hall, from largest East Coast facility to a hunger strike: How did we get here?

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By Demi Guo
| Public Square Amplified
News of the labor and hunger strike at Delaney Hall, the largest ICE detention facility on the East Coast, has gone international. But as the news cycle moves on, the original drivers of the protests outside Delaney Hall—immigration policy and the for-profit prison complex—remain largely unaddressed. “They’re paying attention to what’s happening on the outside but not what’s happened on the inside,” Kathy O’Leary, USA ambassador for PAX Christi, said.
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