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Voting Rights Legislation In Trouble; Castillo Poised to Win in Peru; Colonial Pipeline Ransom Shows Vulnerability of Infrastructure
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BLM blames 'right-wing offensive' for outcry over Patrisse Cullors' real estate buys The statement continued: “This right-wing offensive not only puts Patrisse, her child and her loved ones in harm’s way, it also continues a tradition of terror by white supremacists against Black activists.” Ms. Cullors, who is married to Black Lives Matter Toronto co-founder Janaya Khan, has purchased four homes since 2016 — three in the Los Angeles area, one in Conyers, Georgia — at a total cost of $3 million, according to transaction records posted by Dirt and the New York Post. She has been accu...
In the old Soviet Union, there were several distinct classes: the apparatchiks (members of the Communist party), the nomenklatura (those filling influential posts) and the bourgeoisie. In Marxist contexts, the bourgeoisie were "the capitalist class
When multi-marathoner Lindsey Hein couldn’t find a running podcast that went beyond cursory questions like “How many miles did you run this week?” she started her own. Since launching I’ll Have Another in 2016, Hein has interviewed more than 300 athletes. But the podcast isn’t just for runners—those looking for an hour of uplifting conversation can catch new episodes each Friday. Hein and her guests discuss running, of course, but also the latest shows on Hulu and the #MeToo movement. You won’t hear Hein push her guests to Terry Gross levels of discomfort, either; she’s an em...