Culture

“We know that the earlier we can get people voting, the more likely we can keep them voting for the rest of their lives.”

The development is yet another example of Emanuel’s plan to transform Chicago into a city for the wealthy few.

In light of important midterm election wins, two Native journalists revisit the influence of Indigenous peoples on democracy through the ages.

At least 6 million U.S. citizens cannot vote in the United States because they have been convicted of a felony.

Students who survived the massacre quickly came to national prominence as leading activists for gun control.

The European Commission—the executive arm of the EU—opened “formal proceedings” against Meta last week to see if the company violated the Digital Services Act’s (DSA) protections for minors.

Simply teaching kids about the science of the climate crisis isn’t enough. To prevent feelings of disempowerment, they need to see how they can make a meaningful impact.

This means that restoring food sovereignty to Native communities requires the re-introduction of indigenous food production, distribution practices and infrastructure, in concert with the re-valuation of traditional ecological knowledge that has long been sidelined from Western notions of science.

It makes little sense if one assumes corporate journalists are primarily concerned with informing the public.

Accessibility is still treated as a luxury rather than as a necessity.