In this new era of Jane Crow, the right to choose is not only a question of bodily autonomy in life, but even in death.

As the 1968 Olympian turns 80, his life provides a lesson for our times: Don’t sell out. Tommie Smith and John Carlos, gold ...

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The defense secretary's scheme to rename a Navy ship honoring the LGBTQ+ rights activist is an insult to what's most hopeful ...

Since 1995, a group of mothers has been gathering every Saturday in Istanbul to seek information about their forcibly ...

Alice Driver’s Life and Death of the American Worker, an intimate look at a processing plant in Arkansas, exposes the ...

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That same day in Southwark Crown Court in London, Russell Brand, a MAGA convert and vacation buddy of Health and Human ...

Founded by abolitionists in 1865, The Nation has long believed that independent journalism has the capacity to bring about a ...