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As the US reaches its 250th anniversary, Black civil rights face active attacks through voter suppression, gerrymandering, and systemic disparities.
Why Haitian Mobilization Against Foreign Occupation Persists
Delve into history to understand Haiti’s resistance to foreign intervention, from the 1915 US occupation and MINUSTAH to modern militarized proxy forces.
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