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Taking Culinary Revenge on the Koch Brothers
April 7, 2015 —
In this unconventional cooking video, produced in collaboration with the Delfina Foundation, artist Candice Lin transforms a classic Chinese dish into a metaphorical act of vengeance against conservative billionaires Charles and David Koch. More -
In South Sudan Nobody Talks About the Weather
March 24, 2015 —
Amid failing UN peacekeeping efforts, South Sudan’s long and difficult rainy season is the only reprieve from ongoing civil war. This report by Joshua Craze, with photographs by Jérôme Tubiana, offers a rare glimpse into the everyday struggles facing the ravaged country. More -
“We Need the River to be Free”: Activists Fight the Privatization of Colombia’s Longest River
March 17, 2015 —
In southwest Colombia, rural communities have begun using direct action in their struggle against the privatization of natural resources by multinational corporations. More -
New App Would Enable Israelis to Give their Votes to Palestinians and the Undocumented
March 13, 2015 —
Ahead of the 2015 Israeli election, an effort to use mobile technology to enfranchise inhabitants of the occupied territories and others deprived of voting rights is underway. More -
Selma Was a Key Victory for Civil Rights, But the Struggle Continues Today
March 5, 2015 —
On the anniversary of the 1965 Selma-to-Montgomery march that led to the Voting Rights Act, actor Wendell Pierce (The Wire, Selma) reflects on the unfinished business of civil rights in America. More