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Abolition : The Official Feed
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12 months ago
🔁Introducing: Radical News This feed filters news from radical and progressive news publications on this list. Feedback welcome. Should we add verified journalists too? Which publications should be included/excluded?
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19thnews
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The defense secretary ordered a review of women in combat roles, claiming standards were compromised — but the requirements for women and men in combat roles are identical.
Women combat veterans want Pete Hegseth to know that they already passed the test

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Women combat veterans want Pete Hegseth to know that they already passed the test

The defense secretary ordered a review of women in combat roles, claiming standards were compromised — but the requirements for women and men in combat roles are identical.

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The Nation Magazine
@thenation.com
about 10 hours ago
Gaza is now buried beneath 68 million tons of rubble. How does one, in the face of such destruction, refuse to be defined solely by loss? bit.ly/3ZTp53S
A Catalog of Gaza’s Loss

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A Catalog of Gaza’s Loss

Recording what has been erased—and making sense of what remains.

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The Nation Magazine
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about 10 hours ago
The “Colorful Block” in Gaza used to be defined by the laughter of children and the bustle of life. When Ali Skaik returned to this street from his childhood after the ceasefire, he found something unrecognizable. bit.ly/4qfkfJ2
The Gaza Street That Refuses to Die

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The Gaza Street That Refuses to Die

What I saw walking one block in Gaza.

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The Nation Magazine
@thenation.com
about 10 hours ago
The “Colorful Block” in Gaza used to be defined by the laughter of children and the bustle of life. When Ali Skaik returned to this street from his childhood after the ceasefire, he found something unrecognizable. bit.ly/4qfcX86
The Gaza Street That Refuses to Die

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The Gaza Street That Refuses to Die

What I saw walking one block in Gaza.

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The Nation Magazine
@thenation.com
about 11 hours ago
Gaza’s photographers have been forced to capture violence no human should ever witness. What does it mean to repeatedly record a blinded boy or a father mourning his children? Huda Skaik asked eight Gazan photographers to share a photo of significance. bit.ly/4bBF8L6
What Gaza’s Photographers Have Seen

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What Gaza’s Photographers Have Seen

These pictures are records of a genocidal war, but they are something more, too—they are fragments of Gaza itself

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The Nation Magazine
@thenation.com
about 11 hours ago
Displacement has become the force that shapes Gaza’s geography. Reading alongside Edward Said, Alaa Alqaisi gives shape to a life now permanently marked with loss. bit.ly/4rtM7KD
What Edward Said Teaches Us About Gaza

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What Edward Said Teaches Us About Gaza

On Palestine and the geography of vanishing.

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The Nation Magazine
@thenation.com
about 11 hours ago
A home with no walls, tent-shelters drowning amidst rainfall, children born prematurely and malnourished. Life within Gaza’s “ceasefire” is not as we have been told. @Rashaaboujalal1 reveals the reality. bit.ly/4bB3cxI
How to Survive in a House Without Walls

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How to Survive in a House Without Walls

After their home was obliterated, Rasha Abou Jalal and her family remain determined to build a new one, even if it must be built out of nothing.

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The Nation Magazine
@thenation.com
about 11 hours ago
Asmaa Dwaima’s sister, Rewaa, was her closest friend. When she was killed on July 25, 2025, a line was drawn in her life. Writing in the wake of that loss, Dwaima recalls their relationship, the love they shared, and the hope that they will someday be reunited. bit.ly/46x2rCb
My Sister’s Death Still Echoes Inside Me

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My Sister’s Death Still Echoes Inside Me

Rewaa was killed by an Israeli bomb. Her absence has broken me in ways I still cannot describe.

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The Nation Magazine
@thenation.com
about 11 hours ago
"These certificates were supposed to open doors, not remind me of what I've lost," says Hamada Abu Layla, 45, holding his three university degrees. Reporting from the Strip, Ismail Nofal details the loss of academic life in Gaza. bit.ly/4tcjnI5
What Happens to the Educators When the Schools Have Been Destroyed?

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What Happens to the Educators When the Schools Have Been Destroyed?

Hamada Abu Layla spent 22 years earning three degrees from Gaza universities. Now they mock him from a garbage dump.

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The Nation Magazine
@thenation.com
about 11 hours ago
Soon after the ceasefire was declared, Engy Abdelal returned to her diary. Rather than putting down a record of what was lost, she looked forward. bit.ly/4r0lux8
At the Doorstep of Tomorrow

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At the Doorstep of Tomorrow

Faced with endlessly narrowing possibilities, I return to my diary in an attempt to dream, to imagine a future.

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The Baffler
@thebaffler.com
about 11 hours ago
In our new issue, urban forester Andrew Conboy and photographer Bobby Doherty document the plants that thrive in parking lots: the invasive, the native, and the endangered.
Parking Lot Paradiso | Andrew Conboy with Bobby Doherty

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Parking Lot Paradiso | Andrew Conboy with Bobby Doherty

A field guide to what grows in the asphalt by the mini-mall.

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The Nation Magazine
@thenation.com
about 11 hours ago
In sharing “A Day for Gaza,” we hope to breach the silence that has descended around Gaza since the ceasefire, and to offer a microphone to some of the 2 million people whose stories still demand to be told. bit.ly/4t7xaPY
A Day for Gaza

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A Day for Gaza

Today, The Nation is turning over its website exclusively to stories from Gaza and its people. This is why.

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The Baffler
@thebaffler.com
about 13 hours ago
“We are still living in the world Bush and his cronies designed. Their work caused untold damage, poverty, and death. And yet there was no recourse—the perpetrators, in fact, seemed to have thrived.”
A Human Experience | Christopher Bell

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A Human Experience | Christopher Bell

Muntadhar al-Zaidi discusses his famous protest, its consequences, and the world the war on terror created.

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Prism
@prismreports.org
about 14 hours ago
“The country is open, but there isn’t enough support.” Shut out of Trump’s America, Afghan migrants look to Mexico, Karen Fischer reports. Only time will tell if Mexican lawmakers are willing to integrate diverse migrant populations, or if they will try their luck building a life elsewhere.
In the age of Trump’s America, Afghan migrants look to Mexico

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In the age of Trump’s America, Afghan migrants look to Mexico

Due in part to the Trump’s policies blocking migration to the U.S., Mexico has become home to a diverse community of immigrants

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Assigned Media
@assignedmedia.org
about 15 hours ago
@rikiwilchins.bsky.social 2026 Feb 3 Boston Review: Julia Serano pens a killer -down on the long-running argument that Dems should "moderate" by adopting "common sense" positions that essentially throw tarns people under the bus: "Trans Rights Aren’t Tanking the Democrats."
Trans rights aren’t tanking the Democrats.

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Trans rights aren’t tanking the Democrats.

Julia Serano responds in a forum on “How Not to Defeat Authoritarianism.”

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Truthout
@truthout.org
about 15 hours ago
At one groundbreaking breast cancer research lab on the campus of Harvard Medical School, research ground to a halt after most of their federal funding was paused. After losing 18 lab employees, some funding was restored, but the existential threat remains.
Trump Admin Has Made Future of Federal Funding for Cancer Research Uncertain

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Trump Admin Has Made Future of Federal Funding for Cancer Research Uncertain

At one groundbreaking breast cancer research lab, work that could save lives has slowed significantly.

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The Baffler
@thebaffler.com
about 16 hours ago
Ireland’s green transition has not been as simple or straightforward as policymarkers—and foreign investors—may have hoped.
Bog Trouble | Caitlín Doherty

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Bog Trouble | Caitlín Doherty

In Ireland, a preference for a traditional fuel source is overridden by a Green Party more concerned with household emissions than poverty.

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The New Republic
@newrepublic.com
about 16 hours ago
The Illinois Department of Public Health sidestepped the federal government this week by independently joining the WHO’s Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network (GOARN). It is the second state to do so, after California joined the network last month. trib.al/0ecIsxF
Individual States Join World Health Organization After Trump Drops It

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Individual States Join World Health Organization After Trump Drops It

Illinois is the latest state to take this step.

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Truthout
@truthout.org
about 16 hours ago
Rather than retreat and wait for the administration to find a new scapegoat, the Somali community’s response has been to create an ecosystem of care that does more than proclaim to “love your neighbor” — members are building the means necessary to protect and defend each other.
Somali Communities Are Building Collective Power in the Face of Trump’s Attacks

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Somali Communities Are Building Collective Power in the Face of Trump’s Attacks

Minnesota’s Somali community has organized mutual aid and neighborhood patrols amid Trump’s campaign to crush them.

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The Intercept
@theintercept.com
about 16 hours ago
ICE agents dropped customized ace of spades playing cards, recalling a practice by U.S. soldiers during the Vietnam War.
Federal Agents Left Behind “Death Cards” After Capturing Immigrants

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Federal Agents Left Behind “Death Cards” After Capturing Immigrants

ICE agents dropped customized ace of spades playing cards, recalling a practice by U.S. soldiers during the Vietnam War.

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Truthout
@truthout.org
about 17 hours ago
The U.S. House cleared a government funding package Tuesday, sending the legislation to President Donald Trump, who is expected to quickly sign it and end the partial shutdown that began this past weekend.
House Passes Bill to End Partial Government Shutdown, Sends Measure to Trump

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House Passes Bill to End Partial Government Shutdown, Sends Measure to Trump

The package provides two more weeks of DHS funding, setting up an immigration enforcement debate.

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Truthout
@truthout.org
about 17 hours ago
Tulsi Gabbard is reportedly running her own inquiry into Trump’s debunked claims that his loss in the 2020 presidential race was the result of widespread election fraud in Georgia. Gabbard’s inquiry relies on evidence gathered in an FBI raid on an elections facility in Fulton County, Georgia.
Tulsi Gabbard Is Running Her Own 2020 Election Inquiry, Separate From DOJ’s

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Tulsi Gabbard Is Running Her Own 2020 Election Inquiry, Separate From DOJ’s

Gabbard's inquiry may focus on Trump's baseless claims that "foreign interference" caused his 2020 election loss.

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