Climate Action Spurs Rise of Denial Groups: Stanford Study
A Stanford University study found that climate change denial groups are more prevalent in countries with stronger environmental policies, with 548 organizations identified globally, 60% in the U.S., actively opposing climate action between 1990 and 2018.
Climate Action Spurs Rise of Denial Groups: Stanford Study
A Stanford University study found that climate change denial groups are more prevalent in countries with stronger environmental policies, with 548 organizations identified globally, 60% in the U.S., actively opposing climate action between 1990 and 2018.
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32% Bias Score
Smaller "People's March" Replaces 2017 Women's March
The "People's March", a rebranded Women's March, will occur on Saturday, focusing on various social justice issues including feminism, racial justice, and anti-militarism, with a significantly smaller turnout than the 2017 Women's March which drew over 500,000 protestors in Washington D.C. alone.
Smaller "People's March" Replaces 2017 Women's March
The "People's March", a rebranded Women's March, will occur on Saturday, focusing on various social justice issues including feminism, racial justice, and anti-militarism, with a significantly smaller turnout than the 2017 Women's March which drew over 500,000 protestors in Washington D.C. alone.
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48% Bias Score
People's March Downsizes, Broadens Scope
The People's March, a smaller successor to the 2017 Women's March, is occurring in Washington D.C. on Saturday before President Biden's inauguration, focusing on broader social justice issues including feminism, racial justice, anti-militarization, and others, in contrast to the 2017 march's singula...
People's March Downsizes, Broadens Scope
The People's March, a smaller successor to the 2017 Women's March, is occurring in Washington D.C. on Saturday before President Biden's inauguration, focusing on broader social justice issues including feminism, racial justice, anti-militarization, and others, in contrast to the 2017 march's singula...
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44% Bias Score
Merciful Country": Lockdown, Trauma, and the Question of Redemption
Merciful Country" interweaves Anna McCormick's lockdown memoir with the fragmented confession of Buster, a shape-shifting undercover cop, exploring themes of trauma, identity, and the possibility of redemption within a system that breeds violence.
Merciful Country": Lockdown, Trauma, and the Question of Redemption
Merciful Country" interweaves Anna McCormick's lockdown memoir with the fragmented confession of Buster, a shape-shifting undercover cop, exploring themes of trauma, identity, and the possibility of redemption within a system that breeds violence.
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16% Bias Score
Just for Us" Wins Tony and Emmy, Highlights Universal Themes of Identity
Alex Edelman's stand-up special, "Just for Us," which premiered in 2018 and won a Tony and Emmy in 2024, explores themes of assimilation and identity, resonating with audiences worldwide due to its relatable exploration of feeling like an outsider. The show's success highlights Edelman's ability to ...
Just for Us" Wins Tony and Emmy, Highlights Universal Themes of Identity
Alex Edelman's stand-up special, "Just for Us," which premiered in 2018 and won a Tony and Emmy in 2024, explores themes of assimilation and identity, resonating with audiences worldwide due to its relatable exploration of feeling like an outsider. The show's success highlights Edelman's ability to ...
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20% Bias Score
German Village Fights Back Against Rise of Far-Right Extremism
In rural areas of Germany between Uelzen and Lüneburg, a network called "beherzt" is actively countering the growing presence of far-right extremist families using pink-yellow crosses as symbols of diversity, but faces significant opposition and vandalism.
German Village Fights Back Against Rise of Far-Right Extremism
In rural areas of Germany between Uelzen and Lüneburg, a network called "beherzt" is actively countering the growing presence of far-right extremist families using pink-yellow crosses as symbols of diversity, but faces significant opposition and vandalism.
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48% Bias Score
Amsterdam Comedy Club Cancels Israeli Comedian's Show Amidst Boycott Campaign
Boom Chicago canceled Israeli comedian Yohay Sponder's Amsterdam shows on January 25th after facing an online boycott campaign accusing him of glorifying the Gaza genocide and using Israeli propaganda, prompting concerns about freedom of speech and the influence of social media.
Amsterdam Comedy Club Cancels Israeli Comedian's Show Amidst Boycott Campaign
Boom Chicago canceled Israeli comedian Yohay Sponder's Amsterdam shows on January 25th after facing an online boycott campaign accusing him of glorifying the Gaza genocide and using Israeli propaganda, prompting concerns about freedom of speech and the influence of social media.
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52% Bias Score
People's March 2023: A Shift in Focus and Scale
The People's March, a rebranded iteration of the Women's March, is occurring in Washington D.C. on Saturday, eight years after the original march. It is expected to be significantly smaller, focusing on a broader range of social justice issues rather than solely opposing a particular political figur...
People's March 2023: A Shift in Focus and Scale
The People's March, a rebranded iteration of the Women's March, is occurring in Washington D.C. on Saturday, eight years after the original march. It is expected to be significantly smaller, focusing on a broader range of social justice issues rather than solely opposing a particular political figur...
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40% Bias Score
Thomas Mann's Evolving Zionism: From Nuance to Advocacy
Kai Sina's new book, "Was gut ist und was böse," examines Thomas Mann's political activism, revealing his evolution from a nuanced perspective on Judaism to a fervent advocate for a Jewish state after witnessing the Holocaust; the book analyzes over 300 of Mann's non-literary publications, highlight...
Thomas Mann's Evolving Zionism: From Nuance to Advocacy
Kai Sina's new book, "Was gut ist und was böse," examines Thomas Mann's political activism, revealing his evolution from a nuanced perspective on Judaism to a fervent advocate for a Jewish state after witnessing the Holocaust; the book analyzes over 300 of Mann's non-literary publications, highlight...
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20% Bias Score
Surge in Protests Reflects Growing Dissatisfaction and Inequality
From 10,902 protests in 1994 to 31,715 in 2023, this country shows a rise in public demonstrations driven by labor issues (9,652), political measures (3,393), and healthcare concerns (1,900), reflecting growing citizen awareness and dissatisfaction amidst persistent socioeconomic inequality.
Surge in Protests Reflects Growing Dissatisfaction and Inequality
From 10,902 protests in 1994 to 31,715 in 2023, this country shows a rise in public demonstrations driven by labor issues (9,652), political measures (3,393), and healthcare concerns (1,900), reflecting growing citizen awareness and dissatisfaction amidst persistent socioeconomic inequality.
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32% Bias Score
Oya Baydar: A Life Bridging Literature and Turkish Political Activism
Oya Baydar, born July 3, 1940, in Istanbul, is a Turkish writer and activist whose career spans from early novels to sociological research and political involvement, marked by imprisonment and exile, followed by a return to literary success and numerous awards.
Oya Baydar: A Life Bridging Literature and Turkish Political Activism
Oya Baydar, born July 3, 1940, in Istanbul, is a Turkish writer and activist whose career spans from early novels to sociological research and political involvement, marked by imprisonment and exile, followed by a return to literary success and numerous awards.
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0% Bias Score
Last Generation Shifts Tactics: From Blockades to Broader Social Justice
Germany's Last Generation climate group, known for disruptive protests, announced in January 2024 that it would end street blockades and vandalism, shifting towards broader social justice issues and public engagement to address climate change and related societal concerns amidst evolving public anxi...
Last Generation Shifts Tactics: From Blockades to Broader Social Justice
Germany's Last Generation climate group, known for disruptive protests, announced in January 2024 that it would end street blockades and vandalism, shifting towards broader social justice issues and public engagement to address climate change and related societal concerns amidst evolving public anxi...
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40% Bias Score