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Green, I Love You, Greens: The Color of Memory

A culinary curve bending from Africa through South America and the Caribbean to the United States traces the migration of leafy green stews from Old World to New. For Jessica B. Harris, green is also the color of memory.

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Earth Focus

tourism

Closures, Thoughtless Visitors Try Big Sur Locals' Patience

Businesses outside the road closure area are still open, and visitors are welcomed. Just remember that not everyone there is on vacation.

Closures, Thoughtless Visitors Try Big Sur Locals' Patience

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Iraq

Trust Docs

Trust Docs

She Escaped ISIS Captivity In Iraq, Now She's Fighting for Global Women's Rights

ISIS fighters stormed Nadia Murad's village to kill and take other Yazidi women and girls like her as sex slaves. Post-escape, she has become a global advocate for victims of sex trafficking.

Former ISIS Sex Slave Becomes Global Activist Against Human Trafficking

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Women In Focus

Women

Is It Too Late for This Woman to Preserve Her Indigenous Language?

Marie Wilcox, the last fluent speaker of the Wukchumni language, is creating a dictionary to keep her language alive.

This Woman Has Spent Seven Years Crafting a Wukchumni Dictionary

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Democracy Now!

Democracy Now!

[GRAPHIC LANGUAGE] D.C. Police Accused of Sexual Abuse In Arrests During Trump Inauguration

A shocking lawsuit accuses the Washington, D.C., police of using sexual abuse as a form of punishment targeting people arrested during protests against President Donald Trump’s inauguration.

D.C. Police Accused of Sexual Abuse In Arrests During Trump Inauguration

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What do you do to conserve energy and help reduce climate change?

California enacted SB 32, a landmark climate legislation, which requires the state to cut greenhouse gas emissions to 40% by the year 2030.

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