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Martin Luther King, Jr was radical: We must reclaim that legacy
Dr Martin Luther King, Jr stands with fellow demonstrators as they are arrested for parading without a permit in Selma,…
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‘Do I cry about it? Yes’: In UK, COVID stretches ICUs to limit
Clinical staff wear personal protective equipment (PPE) as they care for a patient at the intensive care unit at Royal…
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The plight of the wild Atlantic salmon
Sitting in the warmth of the desert’s winter sun here in the Middle East, my mind turns to the contrast…
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Egypt 2011: ‘We did not know we would be documenting history’
A protester walks between two army trucks as he enters Cairo’s Tahrir Square on January 29, 2011 [Alessio Romenzi] In…
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Remembering the day Tunisia’s President Ben Ali fled
Protesters demonstrate against Tunisian President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali in Tunis on January 14, 2011 [Zohra Bensemra/Reuters] It is…
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Could Houston I-45 expansion be upended under a Biden presidency?
Some 92 percent of people who would be displaced by the proposed expansion of the I-45 highway in Houston, Texas…
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From lynchings to the Capitol: Racism and the violence of revelry
Trump supporters gather outside the US Capitol building following a ‘Stop the Steal’ rally on January 6 in Washington, DC;…
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Bulldozed: The Zimbabweans losing their homes to a land dispute
Chengeto Tapfuma, 59, boils water for tea outside the temporary shack she now shares with her four grandchildren. Their home…
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The forest-builders of India’s Shivaliks
Bidawadi, a Tongia woman, and her nephew Jaswant. Bidawadi has spent half her life working in the forest and has…
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How a retired Indian professor took on a mining giant – and won
Fatima says Vedanta should pay for the environmental and livelihood loss [Kunal Shankar/Al Jazeera] Thoothukudi, India – She spearheaded a…
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Wadi-e-Hussain: A graveyard for Pakistan’s Shia victims
Red flags on the graves indicate the person was killed for being a Shia [Sana Batool/Al Jazeera] Karachi, Pakistan –…
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Why are so many in France hesitant to take the COVID-19 vaccine?
France’s vaccine sceptics typically fall into three categories: young people, women, and those aligned with the political far left and…
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A day in the life of a London food bank
Sufra is a food bank in Brent, northwest London, which has seen demand rise sharply during the pandemic from both…
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Azerbaijani prisoner released by Armenia alleges torture
Left: Asgarov pictured in prison, where he lost weight and alleges he was tortured. Right: Asgarov back at home with…
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Vaccinating against a shape-shifting virus
Annie Innes, 90, receives the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at the Abercorn House Care Home in Hamilton, Scotland, on December 14,…
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The UK’s newest front-line workers: Afghan fruit sellers
Zar Nabi, 30, from Afghanistan, tends his fruit and vegetable stall in the Alum Rock neighbourhood of Birmingham, UK [Anam…
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A geneticist’s biggest challenge: Curing his own son
Ron Davis and his son, Whitney, who has been mostly bedridden for 10 years [Photo courtesy of Ashley Haugen] Palo…
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African genomics: The scientists unlocking cures encoded in DNA
Dr Rufus Akinyemi, a stroke specialist in Ibadan, Nigeria, measures DNA samples in a lab [Photo courtesy of Dr Akinyemi]…
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Israel orders wave of new house demolitions in Silwan, Jerusalem
An Israeli court has ruled that the Rajabi family must leave its home in Baten-el Hawa [Ibrahim Husseini/Al Jazeera] East…
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