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Alton Sterling, Philando Castile, And The Indignity Of Black Death

The dehumanization of black people continues when our deaths go viral.
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Two Boys With The Same Birth Story Will Live Vastly Different Lives

How chronic malnourishment damages the bodies and brains of 1 in 4 children worldwide.
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It's Disturbingly Common For Americans To Go Days Without Safe Drinking Water

The systems responsible for delivering water to homes and business are decaying faster than we can fix them.
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The Harrowing Story Of Filipina Women Enslaved In Japan's Wartime Rape Camps

“We need to understand their place in history," says writer M. Evelina Galang. "We need to make sure it never happens again."
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23 Warning Signs of a Toxic Friend

Most people lack the courage to let go. Tackling your personal relationships will give you the confidence to achieve your dream.
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Kate Mara: It's 'Quite An Honor' To Play A Female Superhero

As a female scientist super hero, Sue Storm is a rare figure in the action movie landscape.
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One Woman's Stunning Found Photos Launch A Hashtag Mystery

#FindTheGirlsOnTheNegatives.
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The Euro Is In Trouble. But Romania Still Wants In.

The crisis in Greece hasn't killed off Romania's interest in the currency union.
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Jane Goodall Says SeaWorld 'Should Be Closed Down'

“It’s not only that they’re really big, highly intelligent and social animals so that the capture and confinement in itself is cruel."
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One Huge Reason For Netflix's Success

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