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This report is a harsh reminder that those fighting the climate crisis bear an enormously heavy burden of trying to save essential ecosystems, which costs some activists their lives.
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Despite supplying implicating evidence, the Pandora Papers are insufficient in hindering the global elite from continuously engaging in shady dealings.
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Evocations of elite sport success and patriotism veil the social and environmental destruction marring the promises of past, present, and future Olympic host cities.
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Host Andrew Xu sits down with Marc Novicoff, who was the inaugural intern at Slow Boring. They discuss social welfare programs, how to lift people out of poverty, and the way rhetoric often distorts public perception of politicians and news…
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Americans everywhere are divided about the establishment of safe injection sites in their neighbourhoods. However, this has devolved into a far more polarizing debate in Philadelphia.
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How the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan disproves the prediction made by the international committee and shows the challenges of humanitarian interventions.
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As a migrant worker and visible minority, Ali Abdul's boss exploits him and Korean society treats him as a second-class citizen.
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What China's new policy on effeminate male celebrities can tell us about the CCP's push for a return to "Revolutionary Culture."
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Many have interpreted the photos as a prime example of the unequally borne consequences of excess consumerism and capitalism, while others appeared hopeful about the plant's potential for reviving the area.
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Little Amal, the giant refugee puppet captivating the world's attention, encourages the West to adopt a more ethical and compassionate approach towards refugees who are seeking asylum. This activist art pushes the general public and…
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