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equityliteracy.org

What sorts of ideological changes can help us advocate equity in the most meaningful ways?

organizingengagement.org

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gilderlehrman.org

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voicesofdemocracy.umd.edu

Theodore Roosevelt: “Address of President Roosevelt at the Laying of the Corner Stone of the Office Building of the House of Representatives Saturday, April 14, 1906 (The Man with the Muck-Rake)” (14 April 1906) Amy L. Heyse, California State University-Long Beach pp. 1-17 Heyse Interpretive Essay [PDF] VOD Teaching Unit John Lewis: “Speech at the […]

teachingamericanhistory.org

This volume covers the developing role of political parties as well as the answers given by various parties to important political questions.

sociology.cornell.edu

The vote count in the European Parliament elections is complete...the balance of power has shifted to the right.

cmsw.mit.edu

Overcoming Writing Barriers (4-session series) When: Tuesdays, March 10th, 17th, 31st, & April 7th, 4-5:30pm ESTWhere: Building E17, room 136 (40 Ames

icit-digital.org

Throughout the noble Qur’an and especially in this surah, we learn about the struggles of Allah’s Prophets (AS). They faced trials and tribulations, even exile and death, but they nonetheless upheld the principle of maintaining justice in society. It was through such sacrifices that Allah’s laws were ultimately implemented. Today in¬justices have been institutionalized at every level in society. The rich and powerful exploit the weak and poor. The wealth gap be¬tween the two has now reached an all-time extreme — yet no one in the public airwaves characterizes this as “extremism.” Far from recognizing that this is the direct result of man-made policies, the oppressors and tyrants blame the victims for their misfortune.

vermonthumanities.org

Have you ever wondered where electricity comes from, how the internet works, or how there’s (mostly) enough water for everyone all the time? Where did these systems come from, and how do they affect our challenges like inequality and climate change?