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Revisiting the Protest Movement that Shook the One Percent
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If Jack Kerouac’s cross-country excursions in On the Road capture the spirit of American wanderlust, the road trip that director Michelle Fawcett and ...

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The Baristas Take On the Billionaires
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On December 9, 2021, Starbucks workers in Buffalo, New York, made history as the first Starbucks workers to form a union in the United States. More ...

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‘Banned Together’: New Documentary Highlights the Power of Organizing Against Book Bans
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Book banning and youthful hope don’t usually go together. But in the new documentary film Banned Together, from Atomic Focus Entertainment, they do. ...

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Legalized Bribery Is Destroying Our Democracy
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In his new two-film documentary presentation, The Dark Money Game, director Alex Gibney argues that democracy dies not just in darkness, per ...

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Documentary Co-Starring Political Prisoner Mahmoud Khalil Goes Behind the Barricades
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The propagandistic framing of opposition to the war in Gaza as “antisemitic” and “pro-terrorist” is exposed as a lie in the new documentary The ...

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‘Warfare’ Isn’t an Anti-War Movie, And It Isn’t Trying to Be
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In “How to Tell a True War Story,” an entry from his influential short story collection The Things They Carried, Tim O’Brien writes that “In any war ...

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The ‘Least’ Shall Be First
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In 1973, Congress passed the Rehabilitation Act, which expanded funding for vocational rehabilitation services for disabled people. Section 504 of the ...

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Remembering Civil Rights Champion Walter White
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No, the new nonfiction film Forgotten Hero: Walter White and the NAACP is not about the lead character in AMC’s crime drama, Breaking Bad. But the ...

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‘One of Them Days’ Marks the Triumphant Return of the Working Class Comedy
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Dreux and Alyssa need money, and they need it fast. After Alyssa’s (played by singer and songwriter SZA) good-for-nothing boyfriend Keshawn (Joshua ...

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