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Bill Turque

September 14, 2018

Kansas City Rolls Out Sweeping Affordable Housing Plan. Some Landlords Are Opposed.

Howard Adams became a Kansas City landlord while he was still a delivery driver, rehabbing houses himself and renting them out to provide a retirement income. Most go for $500...

September 12, 2018

Gallery: Migrant Workers Relocate After Being Fired by Embattled Farmer in Owasco

Farmer Joe Tidd fired several migrant workers after the town of Owasco condemned the worker's living quarters at Tidd's Melrose Farm in Owasco. The action prompted the Workers' Center of...

Danae King

September 11, 2018

Group Helps Athens-Area Residents Stand Up Against Harassment, Assaults

As manager of Jackie O’s Taproom in Athens, Stacey Kamphaus sometimes has to deal with large, unruly men. But the 31-year-old said she knows what to do in such situations,...

Andrew Urevig

September 11, 2018

National Prison Strike Spotlights Toxic Conditions in Jails

On August 21, people incarcerated in states across the U.S. stopped working, went on hunger strikes, and started boycotting prison stores as part of a nationwide strike that, organizers say,...

September 7, 2018

Resist's 2017 Annual Report

Dear Resister, 2017 marked our 50th year anniversary. For 50 years, Resist has provided critical funding to more than 5,000 radical, visionary, and influential grassroots groups - many of which...

Taylor Cairn

September 7, 2018

Supporters Rally for Paid Sick Leave Mandate in Portland

Dozens of Mainers marched in Portland Monday to rally for a proposed ordinance that would mandate all employers to provide paid sick days to employees. “People who work in the...

Justin Darden

September 4, 2018

Local Family to Remain in Home After Battle with Company

A local family from Nashville recently celebrated a victory to remain in their home after a long and lengthy battle with a rental company that nearly cost the family to...

Travis Lupick

September 4, 2018

If They Die of an Overdose, Drug Users Have a Last Request

Thousands of drug users across the country signed their names to a sort of last will and testament, requesting that prosecutors not file homicide charges against their loved ones. Louise...

Leigh Tauss

September 4, 2018

At a Press Conference, Muslims for Social Justice Denounce What They Say Is All-Too-Common Islamophobia

A blind man who claims his bag was removed from a plane while he was using the bathroom and a mother who said she was denied visitation to her incarcerated...

KYLE GASSIOTT

September 4, 2018

Federal Commission On School Safety Holds Its Final Listening Session

The Federal Commission on School Safety held its fourth and final listening session in Montgomery, Ala., on Tuesday. Representatives heard the community's thoughts on how to improve school safety. ARI...

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Kansas City Rolls Out Sweeping Affordable Housing Plan. Some Landlords Are Opposed.

Gallery: Migrant Workers Relocate After Being Fired by Embattled Farmer in Owasco

Group Helps Athens-Area Residents Stand Up Against Harassment, Assaults

National Prison Strike Spotlights Toxic Conditions in Jails

Resist's 2017 Annual Report

Supporters Rally for Paid Sick Leave Mandate in Portland

Local Family to Remain in Home After Battle with Company

If They Die of an Overdose, Drug Users Have a Last Request

At a Press Conference, Muslims for Social Justice Denounce What They Say Is All-Too-Common Islamophobia

Federal Commission On School Safety Holds Its Final Listening Session

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