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  • A NOTE ON RESEARCH AND EVALUATION OF CENSORED NEWS STORIES November 29, 2023
    How do we at Project Censored identify and evaluate independent news stories, and how do we know that the Top 25 stories that we bring forward each year are not… The post A NOTE ON RESEARCH AND EVALUATION OF CENSORED NEWS STORIES appeared first on Project Censored.
    Shealeigh
  • School Hospital Program Bridges Education and Student Recovery November 28, 2023
    In August 2023, the Hechinger Report’s Rebecca Redelmeier reported findings from the University of North Carolina’s Neurosciences Hospital on how in-hospital schools open a road to recovery to address the… The post School Hospital Program Bridges Education and Student Recovery appeared first on Project Censored.
    Vins
  • Idaho Schools Continue to Struggle to Secure Adequate Resources November 28, 2023
    In a September 2023 article for ProPublica, produced in partnership with the Idaho Statesman, Becca Savransky reported that Salmon, Idaho’s elementary and middle schools are at serious risk of falling… The post Idaho Schools Continue to Struggle to Secure Adequate Resources appeared first on Project Censored.
    Vins
  • Being an Undocumented Teacher in America Comes With Undocumented Struggles November 28, 2023
    A Fall 2023 report, “Teaching While Undocumented,” by authors Esa Syeed and Abigail Rosas for Rethinking Schools describes the personal experiences and struggles of undocumented individuals newly working as teachers… The post Being an Undocumented Teacher in America Comes With Undocumented Struggles appeared first on Project Censored.
    Vins
  • #25 – Activism Targets Outdated State Laws That Criminalize HIV November 26, 2023
    Laws that criminalize HIV transmission—many enacted in the 1980s, when HIV was poorly understood—have not been changed to reflect scientific advances in the treatment of HIV/AIDS. In January 2023, Truthout… The post #25 – Activism Targets Outdated State Laws That Criminalize HIV appeared first on Project Censored.
    Shealeigh
  • #24 – Twitter Files Reveal US Government Pressure on Social Media Platform to Suppress Alternative Views November 26, 2023
    The “Twitter Files”—a trove of internal communications relating to Twitter’s content moderation practices, made available to select journalists by the platform’s owner, Elon Musk—reveal how pressure from US government agencies… The post #24 – Twitter Files Reveal US Government Pressure on Social Media Platform to Suppress Alternative Views appeared first on Project Censored.
    Shealeigh
  • #23 – “Informal Removal” Policies Deny Educational Opportunities for Students With Disabilities November 26, 2023
    Across the United States, students with disabilities are being sent home from school because of behavioral issues in the classroom. In an October 2022 article for the Hechinger Report and… The post #23 – “Informal Removal” Policies Deny Educational Opportunities for Students With Disabilities appeared first on Project Censored.
    Shealeigh
  • #22 – Public Health Threatened by Beef Suppliers’ Continued Use of “Critically Important” Antibiotics November 26, 2023
    Beef suppliers for major fast food and supermarket chains are sourcing meat from US farms that use antibiotics linked to the spread of “superbugs,” bacteria strains that are resistant to… The post #22 – Public Health Threatened by Beef Suppliers’ Continued Use of “Critically Important” Antibiotics appeared first on Project Censored.
    Shealeigh
  • #21 – Nearly Half of Unhoused People Are Employed November 26, 2023
    Contrary to popular belief, many people who experience homelessness are employed, Julia Pagaduan reported for the National Alliance to End Homelessness in September 2022. Drawing on a study produced by… The post #21 – Nearly Half of Unhoused People Are Employed appeared first on Project Censored.
    Shealeigh
  • #20 – Derailment Furor Ignores Alarming Frequency of Toxic Chemical Spills November 26, 2023
    After a Norfolk Southern train filled with hazardous chemicals derailed outside the town of East Palestine, Ohio, on February 3, 2023, causing a toxic inferno and a mass evacuation, corporate… The post #20 – Derailment Furor Ignores Alarming Frequency of Toxic Chemical Spills appeared first on Project Censored.
    Shealeigh

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  • RWDSU a los compradores: Tratar a las trabajadoras con respeto November 29, 2023
    NUEVA YORK — Trabajadores minoristas que intentan lidiar con hordas de clientes desde ahora hasta el día de Año Nuevo, trabajadores de almacenes, especialmente en Amazon, que realizan trabajos agotadores y a veces peligrosos para hacer llegar sus productos, y trabajadores agrícolas que ponen comida en sus mesas navideñas. Necesito dignidad y respeto por parte […]
    Mark Gruenberg
  • U.S. repeatedly blocked Ukraine peace deals; is it rethinking its strategy yet? November 29, 2023
    Are the U.S. and its NATO allies beginning to rethink their strategy for the war in Ukraine? Officially, the U.S. continues to stand lockstep behind President Volodymyr Zelensky, with President Joe Biden pushing for over $60 billion in new weaponry and other aid for Ukraine as part of his recent $105 billion war budget request […]
    John Wojcik, C.J. Atkins
  • RWDSU to shoppers: Treat retail, warehouse, farm workers with respect November 29, 2023
    NEW YORK —Retail workers, trying to deal with hordes of customers between now and New Year’s Day, warehouse workers—especially at Amazon—engaging in backbreaking and sometimes dangerous toil to get your goods to you, and farmworkers who put food on your holiday tables need dignity and respect from you as a consumer, the head of a […]
    Mark Gruenberg
  • How skewed access to land has fostered war in Gaza November 29, 2023
    The humanitarian disaster of war in Gaza shows in both the wreckage of hospitals and the dying in and around hospitals. The need, said Dr. Hammam Alloh, an internist, is, “First, we need this war to end, because we are real humans … We have the right to live freely.” Healthcare workers at Al-Shifa hospital […]
    W. T. Whitney Jr.
  • Texas board rejects many science textbooks over climate change messaging November 29, 2023
    This story was first published by The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan media organization that informs Texans — and engages with them — about public policy, politics, government, and statewide issues. A Republican-controlled Texas State Board of Education last week rejected seven of 12 proposed science textbooks for eighth graders that, for the first time, were […]
    Erin Douglas, Kevin Vu
  • Tesla: Elon Musk tries to crush Swedish workers November 29, 2023
    The strike by 130 car mechanics, members of the IF Metall union employed by electric vehicle maker Tesla in Sweden, who are striking to improve conditions and defend the “Swedish model” of trade union recognition and sector-wide collective bargaining moves into its second month — with no sign of a settlement. IF Metall is being […]
    Tony Burke
  • ‘The Talented Tenth’ explores African-American success—and its high price November 29, 2023
    LOS ANGELES — First produced in 1989, The Talented Tenth has become a classic of Black American dramatic literature. Yet its timeliness has not faded at all, its relevance undimmed by the years. It is currently running in a fine professional production by the Robey Theatre Company, named for Paul Robeson and founded by Danny […]
    Eric A. Gordon
  • Cómo la lucha de Gaza reavivó los movimientos indígenas y anticoloniales globales November 28, 2023
    Durante décadas, se entendió correctamente que la lucha por la liberación nacional en Palestina era parte integral de una lucha global por la liberación, principalmente en el Sur Global. Y dado que los movimientos de liberación nacional eran, por definición, la lucha de los pueblos indígenas para hacer valer sus derechos colectivos a la libertad, […]
    Ramzy Baroud, Romana Rubeo
  • American Muslims for Palestine inadvertently give Netanyahu a Thanksgiving gift November 28, 2023
    TINLEY PARK, Il. – Women who don’t adhere to strict standards of clothing are to blame if they are assaulted by men. That is the opinion held by one of the speakers at last weekend’s convention of the American Muslims for Palestine. AMP is a prominent pro-Palestine organization in the U.S. that has the ability […]
    Aboulfotouh Kandil
  • How Gaza’s struggle reignited global indigenous and anti-colonial movements November 28, 2023
    For decades, the struggle for national liberation in Palestine was rightly understood to be part and parcel of a global struggle for liberation, mainly in the Global South. And since national liberation movements were, per definition, the struggle for indigenous people to assert their collective rights for freedom, equality, and justice, the Palestinian struggle was […]
    Ramzy Baroud, Romana Rubeo

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