Five Years After George Floyd: U.S. Police Reform Stalls
Five years on from George Floyd’s death, U.S. police reform efforts have stalled, leaving communities and activists urging renewed action on justice.
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Los Angeles Reflects One Month After Historic Wildfires
One month after LA’s deadliest wildfires, recovery efforts spotlight resilience and calls for equitable solutions amid climate challenges.
Mass Deportations Spark Fears of Starvation, Advocates Warn
Alliance San Diego warns mass deportations in the U.S. could trigger starvation and economic collapse in vulnerable low-income communities.
Rio de Janeiro Gears Up to Host This Year’s G20 Leaders’ Summit
Rio de Janeiro prepares to host the G20 Leaders’ Summit this week, focusing on poverty, racism, and climate action.
Behind the ‘City on a Hill’: Exploring Human Rights Challenges in the U.S.
The U.S. prides itself as a human rights leader, but recent reports highlight deep-rooted racial discrimination and economic inequality, challenging its ‘City on a Hill’ image.
Pro-Palestinian Protests Gain Momentum on U.S. College Campuses
Pro-Palestinian demonstrations are intensifying across U.S. college campuses, with students advocating for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza and an end to U.S. military aid to Israel.
Inside China’s Grassroots Mediation Centers: A Story of Social Justice
Discover how China’s grassroots mediation centers help resolve local disputes and promote social justice through the inspiring story of a dedicated mediator.
Is MLK’s Dream Still Out of Reach? America’s Ongoing Struggle
Despite the annual remembrance, America remains far from realizing Martin Luther King’s dream of racial equality, with persistent income gaps and structural racism.
MLK’s Dream Unfulfilled: Exploring America’s Ongoing Inequality
As the U.S. honors Martin Luther King Jr., evidence shows the nation remains distant from his dream of racial equality, grappling with rising income inequality and persistent racism.
MLK’s Dream of Racial Equality Remains Unfulfilled
Despite the annual remembrance, evidence shows America is still far from realizing Martin Luther King’s dream of racial equality, with persistent income inequality and systemic racism.