In Gaza, Biden’s promise of swift action rings hollow
By sending weapons to Israel after the targeted killing of humanitarian workers in Gaza, Biden’s ‘anger’ is purely performative
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Israel’s apartheid tech ‘is booming’
Israel’s arms industry and surveillance tech development is the major driving force of its economy—and it largely has the U.S. to thank
Apple employees demand CEO Tim Cook speak up for Palestinian lives
A letter signed by workers alleges the company has “no intention” of supporting Palestinians
House Republicans are trying to upend DEI in medical schools
Students, doctors, and activists explain the harrowing stakes if the anti-DEI law goes into effect
Politics & Democracy
Supreme Court doesn’t appear swayed by arguments in baseless abortion pill case
Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine v. FDA seeks to ban mifepristone, the safe and effective pill used in a majority of medication abortions
Economy & WOrkers’ Rights
California delays vote on critical indoor workplace heat safety standard
Workers across industries say the delays leave them vulnerable to health risks
Movement for palestine
Israel’s war on Gaza is a war on women, children, and health care
A baby is born in Gaza every 10 minutes, and with each passing day of the U.S.-backed Israeli war, these children are less and less likely to survive
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Gender & LGBTQIA+
Civil rights attorneys win settlement in ‘Don’t Say Gay’
The settlement allows incidental discussion of sexual orientation and gender identity, but advocates warn the bill still chills protected speech
Climate & Environment
Jackson, Mississippi, residents now get a voice in negotiations over city’s water crisis
Court-approved intervention now allows the community to participate in discussions shaping the future of Jackson’s water infrastructure
crime, Reform + Abolition
State officials deny incarcerated people the ability to view Monday’s historic eclipse
In New York, the state’s Department of Corrections and Community Services will institute a lockdown during the April 8 total eclipse
Immigration
Court orders investigation into abusive and wrongful deportations of Cameroonians
Advocates say the forced deportations are exemplative of the racist treatment Black migrants face in the U.S.
Race
NYC library budget cuts are impacting the most vulnerable
The new budget proposal would only leave libraries operational Monday through Friday
Education
Universities in Florida eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion positions
Compliance with Florida’s SB 266 leaves faculty members across the state without work
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