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The Screenings Saving Lives in Rural Guatemala

Guatemala · Guatemala

The Screenings Saving Lives in Rural Guatemala

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

It’s 9:30 a.m. and Juliaticia, a woman dressed in vibrant traditional garments, strolls down a hill in Candelaria, a small village nestled in the remote Guatemalan highlands’ Chimaltenango department. She’s headed to a cervical cancer screening clinic that’s been set up in her village for the day. When Juliaticia, who asked to be referred to by first name only, arrives, a nurse directs her to sit in a green plastic chair situated in front of a …Read Article

Murmurations: An Ode to Collective Organizing

Murmurations: An Ode to Collective Organizing

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In the Kurdish region of Rojava, under the collapsing Syrian state, various forces have been contending for the space to govern culture and economy for decades. ISIS is one such force. Another is the Democratic Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (DAANES), which contends that people’s liberation must center the autonomy of women and ethnic minorities as well as a restoration of ecological balance. While navigating enormous contradi…Read Article

How Queer Video Games Can Help Us Rebuild the Real World

Video Games · United States

How Queer Video Games Can Help Us Rebuild the Real World

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

We stand now in a historical moment when we desperately need the ability to build new worlds. This is a moment of immense concern for the future of the world as we know it today—threatened by climate crisis, the ongoing effects of a pandemic, and a turn toward right-wing extremism across the globe—but it is also a moment of immense worldbuilding potential. For marginalized people, the pressure of this moment feels all the more palpable. In the U…Read Article

Inside the Student Protests that Shook Columbia University

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

On Mar. 28, 2025, New York City’s Angelika Film Center filled quickly as person after person—many of whom wore a keffiyeh—claimed their seats for the opening-night sold-out screening of The Encampments, a new documentary that provides an inside look into the lead-up and aftermath of the student encampment at Columbia University first constructed nearly one year ago. The Watermelon Pictures film, which is co-directed by BreakThrough News journali…Gaza · Gaza Read Article

Firebomb and students chaining themselves to gates prompt police action at Columbia U.

60% Right coverage: 5 sources

Police arrest student who allegedly threw unlit Molotov cocktail from dorm window.Donald Trump See the Story

One Arrest Won’t Stop the Movement for a Free Palestine

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Organizers of the Palestinian liberation movement welcomed news of a tenuous ceasefire agreement in Gaza in January 2025, but it did not signal the end of their ongoing campaigns. The ceasefire came after 16 months of U.S.-backed, Israeli-led genocide in Gaza, just as Donald Trump was about to start his second term. “We saw, finally, after about a year and a half of genocide, a ceasefire was reached, which was a relief in many respects and a r…Gaza · Gaza Read Article

Milwaukee survivor of domestic violence; woman shares story of recovery

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Milwaukee police have tracked a rise in domestic violence cases over the last few years. It is not often we hear from survivors. But one woman wanted to share her story with the hope of helping others.See the Story

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