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Building the revolution's memory: Coders archive Lebanon's protests

Building the revolution's memory: Coders archive Lebanon's protests

Late on a smoggy Friday afternoon Dec. 13, three friends sat huddled around a laptop at Raseef coffeeshop in …

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Revolution or uprising? Experts talk protest semantics

Revolution or uprising? Experts talk protest semantics

Listen to the crowds in Martyrs' Square, look at the graffiti sprayed across the walls of Beirut or scroll th…

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China Is Winning the Race for Water Security in Asia

China Is Winning the Race for Water Security in Asia

Great power competition in Asia is not only about control of critical waterways in the South China Sea, but a…

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As Lebanon's economy spirals, foreign domestic workers remain stranded

As Lebanon's economy spirals, foreign domestic workers remain stranded

As Lebanon's economy teeters on the brink of collapse, Tsigereda, a domestic worker from Ethiopia, considers …

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Abortion's Racial Gap

Abortion's Racial Gap

Largely missing from the debate, though, is discussion of abortion's racial disparity: Although rates among H…

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Activists Create Life-Sized Cyanotype in Trans Solidarity Action

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By Zoe Dutton Verified
| Hyperallergic Verified
WASHINGTON — More than a hundred trans, nonbinary, and other LGBTQ+ artists gathered on the National Mall on Sunday, March 31 to create one of the world’s largest cyanotypes, entitled “Etched in Light.” Artist Cassils led the participatory visual art and sonic performance, supported by the National Center for Transgender Equality (NCTE) and soundtracked by a score of vocal invocations from the musical collective Blood Is Here.
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A Young Chief Helps His Tribe Navigate the Climate Crisis

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By Zoe Dutton Verified
| YES! Magazine Verified
News Based on facts, either observed and verified directly by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Devon Parfait, 25, knows climate change may wipe out his people's lands, but he’s not willing to lose their culture, too. Why you can trust us Devon Parfait’s earliest memories are of the Louisiana bayou. He spent countless hours on his grandfather Pierre’s shrimping boat, hauling up freshly baited traps and hearing old family stories.
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‘We Need a Plan’: A Young Chief Helps His Tribe Navigate the Climate Crisis

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By Zoe Dutton Verified
| Who What Why Verified
Devon Parfait’s earliest memories are of the Louisiana bayou. He spent countless hours on his grandfather Pierre’s shrimping boat, hauling up freshly baited traps and hearing old family stories. His family, part of the Biloxi-Chitimacha-Choctaw tribe, had lived off the water for generations. But those days came to an abrupt end in 2005 when Hurricane Rita tore through Dulac, Louisiana, destroying his family’s residence along with nearly 9,900 other homes in Terrebonne Parish.
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