Who Controls Classrooms? The California School Governance Shift
California shifts school governance from the elected superintendent to an appointed commissioner, sparking fierce debate over equity and democratic control.
How the Ebola Poverty Crisis in Congo Threatens Millions
The rapidly spreading Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in Congo threatens to drain $3.6 billion from the African economy and push nearly one million into poverty.
The Hidden Battle Over Rewriting the History of Slavery
Explore the growing political battle over public memory as federal audits attempt to sanitize the history of slavery at US monuments and museums.
What Drives Sudan War and Regional Hunger Roots?
Explore the historical roots of the Sudan civil war and northern Nigeria’s severe hunger crisis, driven by military rivalries and ecological pressures.
Why Are Haitian Migrants Facing Mass Deportation Today?
An in-depth look at the historical roots of Haitian mass deportations and how the global diaspora is mobilizing to fight systemic exclusion.
Why US Lawmakers Join the Fight for Global Reparations
US lawmakers and African leaders unite in a global fight for slavery reparations, linking local programs with international economic sovereignty.
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