Tag #Social Justice

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Concerns Rise Over Potential Societal Shift Away From "Woke" Ideology

Parnell Palme McGuinness's article discusses the alleged decline of "woke" ideology and the potential consequences for minority groups, prompting concern among letter writers about rising hostility and discrimination, especially towards Jewish communities.

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German Property Tax Reform Increases Rental Costs

Germany's 2019 property tax reform, spearheaded by Olaf Scholz, unintentionally increased rental costs in major cities due to a lack of measures preventing landlords from passing on higher taxes; this flaw exacerbates existing housing affordability issues.

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South Central LA's First Vegan Grocery Store Tackles Food Insecurity

SÜPRMARKT, a vegan grocery store opened in July 2024 in South Central Los Angeles by Olympia Auset, combats food insecurity affecting nearly 2 million Angelenos by providing fresh, affordable produce in a historically underserved area, despite facing systemic racism and discrimination.

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Zero Hunger
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Greek Left's Communication Failure on Same-Sex Marriage

Analysis of the Greek Left's failure to advance same-sex marriage equality highlights a disconnect between legal arguments and effective political messaging, resulting in missed opportunities to build broader public support for equal rights.

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48% Bias Score

Gender Equality
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Tarver's "Three Graces" Reclaims History, Challenges Racism in Art

Adrienne Elise Tarver's life-size painting, "Three Graces" (2019), recontextualizes a photo of Black women from ethnological expositions within the Western art historical canon, challenging the racism inherent in past scientific practices and promoting inclusivity in the art world; ARTNOIR's initiat...

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theguardian.com
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UK Government Rejects Waspi Women Compensation, Prioritizing Child and Pensioner Poverty

An ombudsman recommended £1,000-£2,950 compensation for approximately 3.5 million women born in the 1950s who faced state pension age increases without adequate warning; the UK government rejected this due to the £10.5 billion cost, prioritizing poverty reduction initiatives for children and low-inc...

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US DEI Rollback Challenges Canada's Progress

Major US corporations are dismantling their DEI programs in 2024, creating a challenge for Canada to maintain its progress in diversity, equity, and inclusion, as evidenced by the contrasting experiences of leaders like Wes Hall and Walied Soliman, who, despite their success, faced systemic barriers...

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52% Bias Score

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taz.de
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Climate Discourse: The Need for Positive Visions

Author Kübra Gümüşay discusses the need for positive climate narratives in the face of fossil fuel industry rhetoric, highlighting the importance of acknowledging current societal failures and embracing a healthy sense of shame for collective action.

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Climate Action
sueddeutsche.de
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Refugee's Financial Hardship in Munich Hinders Integration

Nahla Birungi, a 39-year-old lesbian refugee from Uganda living in Munich, faces significant financial hardship, spending half a day on laundry due to lacking a washing machine, hindering her efforts to secure employment and improve her living conditions.

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No Poverty
theglobeandmail.com
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Activist Tony Clarke Dies at 80: A Legacy of Fighting Corporate Power and Environmental Degradation

Tony Clarke, a prominent Canadian social justice activist, died at 80; his decades-long fight against corporate power and for environmental protection significantly impacted numerous social movements and organizations, leaving a legacy of activism and organizational strategies that continue to infor...

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Walras's Nobel Peace Prize Bids: Economics and the Common Good

Léon Walras, a three-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee, believed free exchange and land reform could achieve social justice within a market economy; this highlights the ongoing debate about defining and achieving the common good through economic policy.

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MacKenzie Scott's $2 Billion 2024 Philanthropy: A Focus on Repeat Grants and Economic Security

MacKenzie Scott donated $2 billion to 199 organizations in 2024, including repeat grants to several nonprofits working on affordable housing, such as Enterprise Community Partners ($65 million) and the Local Initiatives Support Corporation ($65 million), reflecting a focus on economic security and a...

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