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7 Ways To Support Union Movements From the Outside
If the Amazon Labor Union victory fired you up, here are seven ways to support union movements, even if you’re not a worker.
Gendered Disinformation: The Ugly Intersection of Fake News and Sexism
Gendered disinformation can keep women out of public spaces and put them in real danger.
Dissecting Gen Z’s ‘Birds Aren’t Real’ Conspiracy Theory
One Gen Z conspiracy theory, the Birds Aren’t Real movement, has gained serious traction. But do they really think that all birds are government spies?
Interview With Conscious Life and Style Founder and Content Creator, Elizabeth Joy
Elizabeth Joy is on a mission to make eco-friendly and socially-conscious fashion more accessible.
FYP: How to Start a Union
These TikToks prove you don’t have to be Jimmy Hoffa to start a union.
What’s for Lunch Around the World? 7 Authentic and Healthy Lunchtime Recipes
These easy and authentic lunch recipes from around the world are sure to add some excitement to your daily meals.
This Interactive Map Lets You Explore the History and Culture of the Native Land You Live On
Native Land Digital is an interactive map of ancestral territory and native land rights around the world. Use it to learn more and become a better ally to Indigenous people.
America Is Lying Flat: The Rise of R/Antiwork
At nearly a million members strong, r/antiwork is now one of the fastest-growing subreddits. Their mission? Better working conditions and pay for all workers.
Your Keurig K Duo Lets You Make Great Coffee While Destroying the Environment
Keurig K Duo’s are a convenient way to get your caffeine fix and contribute to climate change.
Occupy Wall Street Swept the Globe 10 Years Ago. Here’s How It Changed America
September 17th marks the 10 year anniversary of Occupy Wall Street, the movement that swept the globe and made socialism cool again.
The Inspiration for Dr. Seuss’s Truffula Trees and The Lorax
While Dr. Seuss is widely known for his imagination, it seems that the truffula trees from The Lorax came from real-world inspiration.
Watch Your Language: How to Twist the Truth Without Lying
Ever wanted to lie without the risk of being caught? These helpful pointers from history, corporations, and politics can help you twist the truth!
Rep. Bush’s “Unhoused Bill of Rights” Calls for Low-Income Apartments, More Support to Address Nationwide Unhoused Crisis
Missouri Congresswoman Cori Bush introduced a resolution this July to address the unhoused crisis by building more low-income apartments and expanding assistance programs.
Plummeting Uber Rates and Skyrocketing Commissions Trigger Nationwide Rideshare Driver Strike
Lyft and Uber rates paid to drivers were cut in half while fares charged to passengers doubled. Rideshare drivers across the country staged a strike in response.
Environmental Activist Imprisoned, Ordered to Pay $3 Million to Oil Company Behind DAPL
Jessica Reznicek was sentenced to 8 years in prison for sabotaging the Dakota Access Pipeline. Meanwhile, the company behind DAPL continues to leak oil and damage the environment.