Independent media faces challenges amidst a hostile administration and declining traditional news standards, emphasizing the need for truth and transparency.
Personal, global history made Jeremy Weinstein want to change the world - Harvard Gazette
Jeremy Weinstein aims to inspire youth to participate in democracy and combat inequality, informed by his experiences in South Africa.
Martin Corrick obituary
Martin Corrick dedicated his life to writing and social justice, notably founding the Gosport Men's Shed in 2013 to address men's loneliness and isolation.
Personal, global history made Jeremy Weinstein want to change the world - Harvard Gazette
Jeremy Weinstein aims to inspire youth to participate in democracy and combat inequality, informed by his experiences in South Africa.
Martin Corrick obituary
Martin Corrick dedicated his life to writing and social justice, notably founding the Gosport Men's Shed in 2013 to address men's loneliness and isolation.
How Thinking Small Can Help Nonprofits Weather a Giving Drought - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
A second Trump administration raises urgent concerns for nonprofits focused on social justice and environmental issues, with donor fatigue becoming problematic.
Rick Welts returns to the NBA as the CEO of the Dallas Mavericks, highlighting a significant moment for LGBTQ+ representation in sports.
Troy Masters, publisher of LGBTQ+ paper Los Angeles Blade, has died at 63
Troy Masters, a pioneering LGBTQ+ publisher, died unexpectedly at 63, leaving behind a significant legacy in journalism and advocacy for social justice.
Sister Dana sez, "Happy HoliGays, and remember to keep the 'X' in 'Xmas'!" - San Francisco Bay Times
RAINBOW WORLD FUND promotes humanitarian aid while emphasizing LGBTQ rights, unity, and hope through community-driven events.
12/19/24
Rick Welts returns to the NBA as the CEO of the Dallas Mavericks, highlighting a significant moment for LGBTQ+ representation in sports.
Troy Masters, publisher of LGBTQ+ paper Los Angeles Blade, has died at 63
Troy Masters, a pioneering LGBTQ+ publisher, died unexpectedly at 63, leaving behind a significant legacy in journalism and advocacy for social justice.
Sister Dana sez, "Happy HoliGays, and remember to keep the 'X' in 'Xmas'!" - San Francisco Bay Times
RAINBOW WORLD FUND promotes humanitarian aid while emphasizing LGBTQ rights, unity, and hope through community-driven events.
Fillmore Food Legend and Nia Soul Cafe Owner Pia Harris Has Died, Services This Weekend
Pia Harris fulfilled her dream of opening Nia Soul Cafe shortly before her untimely death, leaving behind a legacy of community support.
L.A. promised $30 million to people wronged by gang curfews. Why has only half been spent?
The city of Los Angeles has failed to effectively distribute funds meant for those affected by anti-gang injunctions, leaving many without compensation.
Can entrepreneurship be a spiritual practice?
Investors are likened to bodhisattvas, guiding founders on their transformational journey toward personal and financial growth.
Fillmore Food Legend and Nia Soul Cafe Owner Pia Harris Has Died, Services This Weekend
Pia Harris fulfilled her dream of opening Nia Soul Cafe shortly before her untimely death, leaving behind a legacy of community support.
L.A. promised $30 million to people wronged by gang curfews. Why has only half been spent?
The city of Los Angeles has failed to effectively distribute funds meant for those affected by anti-gang injunctions, leaving many without compensation.
Can entrepreneurship be a spiritual practice?
Investors are likened to bodhisattvas, guiding founders on their transformational journey toward personal and financial growth.
Gisele Pelicot, once unknown, became a global symbol of bravery and empowerment amid her ex-husband's trial and broader issues of women's abuse.
NY Gov. Kathy Hochul's alleged hospital hoodwink in Nassau County
Governor Hochul faces criticism for alleged underfunding of a crucial safety-net hospital serving low-income patients in Nassau County.
Four decades in, hip-hop heroes Arrested Development still speak out-and touch nerves - 48 hills
Arrested Development's debut album was excluded from Rolling Stone's 200 greatest hip-hop albums, raising questions about the magazine's recognition of influential artists.
The Women's March Rebranded and Reorganized. Now They're Ready for 2025
The Women's March has evolved from its initial focus to addressing broader systemic issues and inclusivity within the movement.
Why aren't more politicians condemning Nancy Mace's vicious anti-trans stunts? | Jay Saper
Nancy Mace's actions against transgender rights reflect a troubling alignment with historical segregationist ideologies, necessitating dissent against such discrimination.
The Women's March Rebranded and Reorganized. Now They're Ready for 2025
The Women's March has evolved from its initial focus to addressing broader systemic issues and inclusivity within the movement.
Why aren't more politicians condemning Nancy Mace's vicious anti-trans stunts? | Jay Saper
Nancy Mace's actions against transgender rights reflect a troubling alignment with historical segregationist ideologies, necessitating dissent against such discrimination.
New project launches in London to help migrants 'securely' report abuse
The project ensures that migrants can report abuse without fear of deportation, promoting safety and support for vulnerable communities in London.
Are reparations the answer? - Harvard Gazette
The Harvard symposium discussed the legal, economic, and ethical aspects of reparations for Black Americans, emphasizing the need for clarity in goals and justice.
SCSJ Explainer Explores Manipulation of Crime, Safety Narrative
The Southern Coalition for Social Justice challenges the myth of 'rising crime' and emphasizes the importance of grounding public safety discourse in factual data.
Call for end to draconian' police cautions for sex workers that last until age of 100
Police cautions for sex workers should be banned due to their severe long-term consequences and lack of evidence.
Activists and politicians are advocating for the removal of prostitute's cautions from criminal records as they perpetuate stigma.
Trailblazing hijab-wearing barrister launches global women's rights organisation
The Girls Human Rights Hub seeks to empower young women globally by promoting their rights and providing them with essential advocacy tools.
Sultana Tafadar's initiative focuses on advancing gender equity and addressing various social justice issues, emphasizing the importance of youth involvement.
Call for end to draconian' police cautions for sex workers that last until age of 100
Police cautions for sex workers should be banned due to their severe long-term consequences and lack of evidence.
Activists and politicians are advocating for the removal of prostitute's cautions from criminal records as they perpetuate stigma.
Trailblazing hijab-wearing barrister launches global women's rights organisation
The Girls Human Rights Hub seeks to empower young women globally by promoting their rights and providing them with essential advocacy tools.
Sultana Tafadar's initiative focuses on advancing gender equity and addressing various social justice issues, emphasizing the importance of youth involvement.
After 86 Years, Disabled Workers Could Finally Receive Minimum Wage Protections
The U.S. may finally eliminate subminimum wage practices for disabled workers, a victory for disability justice advocates after decades of struggle.
Petition over Blue Badge parking charge plan that's been labelled 'cruel'
The new car park charge for Blue Badge holders is seen as discriminatory and harmful to disabled individuals and their families.
Hundreds object to plan for parking charges in Bromley for Blue Badge holders
The council's new parking charge for Blue Badge holders has sparked significant backlash from disabled advocates, highlighting its discriminatory nature.
After 86 Years, Disabled Workers Could Finally Receive Minimum Wage Protections
The U.S. may finally eliminate subminimum wage practices for disabled workers, a victory for disability justice advocates after decades of struggle.
Petition over Blue Badge parking charge plan that's been labelled 'cruel'
The new car park charge for Blue Badge holders is seen as discriminatory and harmful to disabled individuals and their families.
Hundreds object to plan for parking charges in Bromley for Blue Badge holders
The council's new parking charge for Blue Badge holders has sparked significant backlash from disabled advocates, highlighting its discriminatory nature.
Photographer sentenced to 50 years in prison for murder of LGBTQ+ activist Edwin Chiloba
Jacktone Odhiambo was sentenced to 50 years for the murder of LGBTQ+ activist Edwin Chiloba, reflecting societal violence against the LGBTQ+ community in Kenya.
Here's why Republicans are poised to dismantle marriage equality
The future of marriage equality is uncertain, as political shifts raise concerns about potential attempts to overturn it.
Kenya man gets 50 years in prison for killing LGBTQ activist DW 12/16/2024
Justice Reuben Nyakundi sentenced Jacktone Odhiambo to 50 years for the premeditated murder of LGBTQ+ activist Edwin Chiloba, sparking national discussions on violence against LGBTQ+ individuals.
Man sentenced to 50 years in prison for murder of LGBTQ+ activist Edwin Chiloba
A long prison sentence reflects society's ongoing struggle with LGBTQ+ issues in Kenya.
Pete Hegseth decried out gay troops in US military as part of Marxist agenda
Policies permitting out gay service members are seen by some, including Hegseth, as a compromise of military readiness in favor of social justice.
Pete Hegseth really doesn't like LGBTQ+ people in the military
Hegseth's views on military policies reflect outdated attitudes, drawing criticism for their implications on inclusivity and modern military values.
Photographer sentenced to 50 years in prison for murder of LGBTQ+ activist Edwin Chiloba
Jacktone Odhiambo was sentenced to 50 years for the murder of LGBTQ+ activist Edwin Chiloba, reflecting societal violence against the LGBTQ+ community in Kenya.
Here's why Republicans are poised to dismantle marriage equality
The future of marriage equality is uncertain, as political shifts raise concerns about potential attempts to overturn it.
Kenya man gets 50 years in prison for killing LGBTQ activist DW 12/16/2024
Justice Reuben Nyakundi sentenced Jacktone Odhiambo to 50 years for the premeditated murder of LGBTQ+ activist Edwin Chiloba, sparking national discussions on violence against LGBTQ+ individuals.
Man sentenced to 50 years in prison for murder of LGBTQ+ activist Edwin Chiloba
A long prison sentence reflects society's ongoing struggle with LGBTQ+ issues in Kenya.
Pete Hegseth decried out gay troops in US military as part of Marxist agenda
Policies permitting out gay service members are seen by some, including Hegseth, as a compromise of military readiness in favor of social justice.
Pete Hegseth really doesn't like LGBTQ+ people in the military
Hegseth's views on military policies reflect outdated attitudes, drawing criticism for their implications on inclusivity and modern military values.
Fears for civil rights as Trump taps Maga darling for key justice department role
Trump's appointment of a culture-war advocate for a vital civil rights role threatens ongoing investigations and community justice.
In Eureka Day, the Jabs Are Verbal, Too
'Eureka Day' captures the dense tension of liberal social dynamics with humor and insight, illustrating the conflicted nature of well-meaning conversations.
What Luigi Mangione and Daniel Penny Are Telling Us About America
Social structures in decay lead to desperate acts, exemplified by vigilantes like Penny and Mangione who reflect the complexities of American vigilantism.
Trump Invites a Killer to His Luxury Box
The acquittal of Daniel Penny for killing Jordan Neely highlights ongoing racial tensions and the troubling embrace of violence in society.
What Luigi Mangione and Daniel Penny Are Telling Us About America
Social structures in decay lead to desperate acts, exemplified by vigilantes like Penny and Mangione who reflect the complexities of American vigilantism.
Trump Invites a Killer to His Luxury Box
The acquittal of Daniel Penny for killing Jordan Neely highlights ongoing racial tensions and the troubling embrace of violence in society.
Nicola Sturgeon 'proud' of same-sex marriage legalisation: 'A powerful signal'
Nicola Sturgeon considers the legalization of same-sex marriage in Scotland a significant achievement, reflecting progress in equality.
Without Transformative Local Media, Our Communities Are Vulnerable
The ultrarich are gaining wealth while the working class struggles economically, highlighting a growing disparity that needs urgent attention.
A nonprofit leader, a social worker: Here are the stories of the people on Biden's clemency list
Biden's clemency actions enable opportunities for individuals previously limited by felony convictions, reflecting a shift towards rehabilitation and second chances.
Prison Journalism Is Having a Renaissance. Rahsaan Thomas Is One of Its Champions.
Art and writing provide crucial avenues for incarcerated individuals to express their reality and connect with the outside world.
Photos: Steven Menendez channels angels in post-election photo collection
Steven Menendez's 'Angel' collection expresses grief and hope post-election, portraying themes of healing amid fears of rights erosion for the queer community.
Prison Journalism Is Having a Renaissance. Rahsaan Thomas Is One of Its Champions.
Art and writing provide crucial avenues for incarcerated individuals to express their reality and connect with the outside world.
Photos: Steven Menendez channels angels in post-election photo collection
Steven Menendez's 'Angel' collection expresses grief and hope post-election, portraying themes of healing amid fears of rights erosion for the queer community.
Criterion Channel showcases restored independent and global cinema, continually expanding its offerings with unique films.
The platform highlights powerful narratives that reflect on social justice and personal trauma.
New Pratt M.F.A. Course Takes a Critical Approach to Fashion
The Pratt Institute MFA program encourages radical thought in fashion, addressing critical issues like climate and social justice through innovative practices.
Education can blend traditional skills with mindfulness to foster deeper self-awareness and industry critique. As Lisa Morgan points out, radicalism can be care-filled.
Can intersectionality survive in the age of Instagram?
Joris Lechêne effectively uses his diverse background to address complex topics of identity, privilege, and social justice through digital activism.
To Save Refugees and Migrants Is to Save Ourselves
The article highlights the tension within refugee communities, illustrating how some turn against newer migrants despite their shared history of displacement.
It's not a rejection of the humanities' historic core
The humanities now emphasize engaging with social injustice rather than merely interpreting art and literature.
Can intersectionality survive in the age of Instagram?
Joris Lechêne effectively uses his diverse background to address complex topics of identity, privilege, and social justice through digital activism.
To Save Refugees and Migrants Is to Save Ourselves
The article highlights the tension within refugee communities, illustrating how some turn against newer migrants despite their shared history of displacement.
It's not a rejection of the humanities' historic core
The humanities now emphasize engaging with social injustice rather than merely interpreting art and literature.
Wealth of the World's Billionaires Has More Than Doubled Over the Past Decade
Publishing truth is crucial in resisting Trump's agenda and protecting vulnerable communities.
Trump Says He'll Issue an Executive Order Ending Birthright Citizenship - a Constitutionally Protected Right
Truthout commits to combatting Trump's agenda through rigorous journalism and supporting social justice movements despite facing unprecedented challenges.
No more baby steps in fixing crime coverage
Crime reporting often lacks depth and context, perpetuating negative stereotypes.
Israel Once Again Bombs Gaza "Humanitarian Zone," Killing at Least 23
Truthout prepares to resist Trump's agenda with journalism as a weapon against fascism, emphasizing the importance of reporting and coverage of resistance movements.
Gaza Humanitarian Aid Operation "Nearing Collapse," UN Warns
Truthout is gearing up to counter Trump's agenda through dedicated journalism and community support.
Israel Kills at Least 25 in Same Family in North Gaza Massacre
Truthout is committed to resisting Trump's agenda through dedicated journalism and community mobilization.
Wealth of the World's Billionaires Has More Than Doubled Over the Past Decade
Publishing truth is crucial in resisting Trump's agenda and protecting vulnerable communities.
Trump Says He'll Issue an Executive Order Ending Birthright Citizenship - a Constitutionally Protected Right
Truthout commits to combatting Trump's agenda through rigorous journalism and supporting social justice movements despite facing unprecedented challenges.
No more baby steps in fixing crime coverage
Crime reporting often lacks depth and context, perpetuating negative stereotypes.
Israel Once Again Bombs Gaza "Humanitarian Zone," Killing at Least 23
Truthout prepares to resist Trump's agenda with journalism as a weapon against fascism, emphasizing the importance of reporting and coverage of resistance movements.
Gaza Humanitarian Aid Operation "Nearing Collapse," UN Warns
Truthout is gearing up to counter Trump's agenda through dedicated journalism and community support.
Israel Kills at Least 25 in Same Family in North Gaza Massacre
Truthout is committed to resisting Trump's agenda through dedicated journalism and community mobilization.
A Fair Shot for Every Child: The Nuts and Bolts of Baby Bonds - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Baby bonds aim to provide a financial foundation for children from low-wealth families to combat intergenerational poverty.
The Past and Future of Black Co-ops: A Conversation with Jessica Gordon Nembhard - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Jessica Gordon Nembhard's work uncovers the historical significance of cooperative economics for African American empowerment, tracing its roots through the writings of W. E. B. Du Bois.
Remembering Fred Harris
Political honesty is overshadowed by partisanship, but figures like Fred Harris demonstrate the potential for genuine political principle and advocacy for social justice.
Michael Cole, 'The Mod Squad' and 'General Hospital' star, dead at 84: He lived 'a full and vibrant life'
Michael Cole's legacy as a trailblazer in television and his warm spirit leave a lasting impact on social justice and entertainment.
All about the nation's first gay rights group, the Society for Human Rights, founded 100 years ago
The Society for Human Rights was the first U.S. gay rights organization, founded by Henry Gerber in 1924 but faced immediate suppression.
When public land isn't public for all - 48 hills
Public spaces often prioritize certain individuals over others, revealing societal bias against the houseless.
Daniel Penny's acquittal reveals double standard' about white vigilante crime
Daniel Penny was acquitted of charges for the killing of Jordan Neely, highlighting racial disparities in legal outcomes and societal perceptions.
How Abeba Birhane is cleaning up AI's dirty data
AI models trained on unfiltered data may perpetuate bias and hate, necessitating rigorous auditing for accountability.
Love and Social Justice - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
The Critical Theory of Love framework defines love as a transformative force essential for challenging systemic oppression and fostering social justice.
Oakland's 20-year-old 'nuisance' eviction law repealed
Oakland repeals a 2004 law allowing forced evictions for criminal activity due to its ineffectiveness and compliance with state law.
Miami exhibition explores Harlem Renaissance artist William H. Johnson's final series of paintings
William H. Johnson's final paintings reflect a strong commitment to social justice and highlight influential figures in the fight for freedom.
Review | An artist's outrage at the injustices of World War II-era America
William Gropper's art reflects his commitment to social justice through political cartoons and murals, highlighting struggles during the 1932-1957 period.
Miami exhibition explores Harlem Renaissance artist William H. Johnson's final series of paintings
William H. Johnson's final paintings reflect a strong commitment to social justice and highlight influential figures in the fight for freedom.
Review | An artist's outrage at the injustices of World War II-era America
William Gropper's art reflects his commitment to social justice through political cartoons and murals, highlighting struggles during the 1932-1957 period.
Daily Slop - 6 Dec 24: Commanders should benefit from Marshon Lattimore's Commanders debut against his former team
Bobby Wagner has been nominated for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award for his significant off-field contributions and community impact.
Opinion | This Holiday Season, Give Someone a Second Chance
America's criminal justice system often fails to rehabilitate, leading to high recidivism rates among former prisoners.
Letters: Trump's oligarchy
Trump's appointees represent a significant concentration of wealth, contributing to the rise of an oligarchy in the U.S.
Democrats appease 'progressive' trans activists - and surrender women's safety
The left's gender ideology threatens the definition and dignity of womanhood, as illustrated by recent protests at the Capitol.
How did transgender children in the US become so politicized? | Moira Donegan
The attack on transgender youth in the US stems from organized propaganda, politically weaponizing hostility against a vulnerable minority. It reflects a troubling shift in public attitudes.
Whither the Department of Education?
The Department of Education's potential elimination raises questions about its role in administering federal funds and social justice policies in schools.
Pope Francis names diverse group of cardinals DW 12/06/2024
Pope Francis breaks tradition in cardinal appointments, favoring those aligned with church policy and societal engagement over established archdiocese leaders.
Family of Christopher Ferguson, Killed in Brooklyn Police Shootout, Calls For Justice
The family of Christopher Ferguson demands the release of body camera footage after his controversial shooting by NYPD officers.
Woman forced to sleep on mat in living room as flat riddled with mould and damp
The article emphasizes the importance of investigative journalism in amplifying marginalized voices and demanding accountability from institutions.
Congresswoman Barbara Lee on Why Shirley Chisholm Was Right
Barbara Lee's Congressional career has significantly shaped discussions around military spending and peace activism, emphasizing the importance of electoral engagement.
The London Buzz - 4th December 2024
Hackney Council faces pressure to tax the wealthiest as inequality calls grow.
Lambeth Council's financial crisis reaches alarming levels, forecasting a £69.9 million gap.
Guardian and Observer journalists launch their first strike in 50 years, marking a historic labor movement.
Why Gen Z Men Voted for Trump
Gen Z shows a stronger focus on social justice and diversity than previous generations, impacting their political behaviors and group identity.
Street Roots Staff Announce Intent to Unionize
Street Roots staff have unanimously voted to unionize with the CWA, seeking voluntary recognition from their board to avoid NLRB election.