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Arts & Entertainment
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Reading North
Oula has run a mobile library in the Nordic Arctic for 40 years, but as retirement looms the future of the bus is uncertain.
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community arts
Eat Your Way Through L.A.'s Migrant Neighborhoods
As part of Current:LA Food, artists Julio César Morales & Max La Rivière-Hedrick are working with poets, chefs and community members to create a menu that investigates the duality of migration.
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community arts
Artist Plans a Picnic to Feed a Hungry City
As part of Current:LA Food, artist Emily Marchand has organized a large-scale lunch packing session for the homeless, as well as an open picnic in an effort to bring together disparate communities in the city.
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Rebeca’s Day Searching for Medication
Leukemia patient Rebeca Dos Santos offers a glimpse into her day searching for medication unsuccessfully.
Culture & Society
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The Legacy of the Texas Rangers: A Look at the Long History of Violence at the Border
The influence of the Texas Rangers on border militarizaton stretches from its creation in the 19th century, through the inception of Border Patrol and ties to the NRA, to the Minutemen movement that rose to prominence in the early 21st century.
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The French Letter
Is it acceptable for a man to proposition a woman in the street or at work? Some leading French women say yes.
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Drawing Power: Comics by Sexual Violence Survivors
“Drawing Power: A Comics Anthology” is a collection of memoirs on themes of sexual harassment, by over 60 female-identified cartoonists from around the world.
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Tina Bonsu Maro
To perform in her first-ever spoken word event, outspoken dancer and writer Tina Bonsu Maro explores parts of her identity she never has before.
Environment
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Life After Conflict
"earthrise" explores how Rohingya refugees and Syrian scientists are trying to restore a healthy relationship with nature after war.
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The Seed Queen
Vivien starts a food movement using heirloom seeds native to Palestine but is it sustainable?
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Protecting Precious Landscapes
Pioneers in Sweden and Turkey are striving to protect two of our most valuable remaining ecosystems.
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A Watershed Moment for Southern California’s Unquenchable Thirst
The latest salvo is California’s long-running water wars has the potential to emerge as one of the most important pieces of water regulation in recent years.
News & Analysis
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The Village
Journalist Sean Dorney makes an emotional final visit to Papa New Guinea.
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To Burn Or Not to Burn?
Is burning our waste the way to go?
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October 10, 2019
Turkey pounds Kurdish forces in northeast Syria; Two businessmen who helped President Trump’s lawyer are arrested; Indigenous protestors in Ecuador capture eight police officers; Iranian women are allowed to watch a football match in a stadium for the fir
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October 11, 2019
The U.S. will send more troops and an air defense system to Saudi Arabia to bolster security against Iran.
