Why Does France Fear the 2025 Census Origin Question?
France’s 2025 census faces protests over parents’ birthplace data. Critics fear discrimination and cite WWII history as unions call for a boycott of the survey.
Musk’s xAI Supercomputer: Boxtown’s Fight for Clean Air
Memphis residents challenge Elon Musk’s xAI supercomputer over air pollution and aquifer risks, highlighting a legacy of environmental racism in Boxtown.
Hidden Costs of Voting: Why New Ballot Rules Hit Black Precincts Hardest
Learn how shifting mail-in ballot rules and aggressive voter list maintenance create structural barriers for Black and working-class voters across the US.
Why the Uvira Conflict History and Displacement Crisis Persists
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What History Tells Us About the Minnesota Troop Surge
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U.S. Deportation Hubs: Why Ghana is Forcing Migrants into Danger
U.S. immigration policy is using Ghana as a hub for ‘forced onward’ deportations, bypassing legal protections and endangering lives in the African diaspora.
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