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Black Youth in the Media: Hearing About Them— Not From Them

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The Difference Between Local and Independent Media: From Baltimore To Palestine

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A Spotlight on School Book Bans

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Tradwives: The Far Right’s Answer to the Girlboss

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Sudan: One Year after El Fasher

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Updates from the Lone Star State: ICE, Data Centers, and News Deserts

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Banned Books Week 2026 – Protect The Right To Read

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Banned Books Week 2026 – Let Books Be

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The Detention Mortality Map

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National Nurses United: Purging Palantir

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What Trade Restrictions for Israel Could Mean

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The Elimination Project: Israel’s Dismantling of Palestinian Collective Life

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News That Didn’t Make The News – University Pressure, DHS, and 9/11 Updates

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Trump’s Dictator Toolkit

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Unmasking AI: 10 Myths Fueling the Silicon Mirage

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Celebrating FAIR’s 40th Anniversary

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Drones as First Responders

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The Death of Freedom of Information

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Media Dictates Democracy

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Human Rights Education

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News That Didn’t Make The News From Palestine

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State, Soldiers, and Systematic Sadism

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Reframing AI: Human Creativity as Resistance

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ALPRs: The Surveillance State on Wheels

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Don’t Say Israel: Analyzing and Combating Censorship and Propaganda

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Press Freedom Under Pressure: Media, Academia, and Gaza

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Venezuela’s Earthquake Aftermath: Recovery Amid Sanctions and Propaganda

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The Prairieland Case and the US Government’s Assault on Constitutional Rights

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Colonial Distortion of Palestine’s History

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The News That Did Make the News – But Was Wrong

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The Sycophancy Machine: How AI Rewards Confirmation Over Accuracy

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LGBTQ Organizing Beyond Meta’s Censorship

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The Misuse of History: Archaeology in Palestine

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Big Tech’s Campus Takeover, ICE’s Expanding Reach

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News That Didn’t Make the News: Science Communicators and AI Data Centers

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History is Not Past: 250 Years of the US Project and Examining HondurasGate

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Reframing Mass Incarceration, Antiracism, and Abolition

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Framing Atrocity: Photojournalism and Press Freedom

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ICE Black Sites and Press Freedom Decline

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Narratives of History and Israel’s Policing of Activists

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The Violation and Capitulation of Higher Education

42

Muckrakers & Media Freedom: Celebrating the Izzy Award

43

US Militarism in Latin America and Corporate Colonialism in Honduras

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Networks of Resistance: From Lebanon to College Newsrooms

45

Paradox of Power: Judgment of Gender and Modern Warfare

46

Evangelicalism, Conspiracy & the First Amendment

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Tracking ICE’s Detention Machine & Opposing the Cuba Blockade

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What Corporate Media Won’t Tell You: Children in Dilley & Attacks on Iran

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Narratives of Power: Cartel Media Spin and Epstein Cover Stories

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Cuba Under Siege & How the South Shapes the Nation

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Access Emergency: Reproductive Health Education and Independent Media

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Fact-Checking the Future: AI, Fracking, and Data Center Propaganda

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Déjà Vu News: Corporate Media Repeats Its Failures While Empire Marches On

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Manufactured Borders, Manufactured Intelligence

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Corporate Complicity: A Whistleblower and the Eject Elbit Campaign

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Venezuela, War Crimes, and the Media’s Dirty Work

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Ghosts in the Machine: Israel’s Military Myths and the Private Equity State

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History, Myth, and Media in an Age of Disinformation

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A Viscous Morass: SLAPP Suits, Secrecy, and Complicit Courts

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Antizionist Futures and Immigrant Rights in Labor Organizing

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Scrutinizing Power: Epstein Coverage, AI Threats, and Higher Ed Under Pressure

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Memory Work & Culture Wars: From Palestine to Corporate Media

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News that Didn’t Make the News: Atrocities in Sudan and Regional New Abuse

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Fifty Years of Project Censored: The Fight for a Free Press

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The Weight of Humanity: Gaza, Academia, and Acts of Solidarity

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The State of the State: A Historical Lens on Trump 2.0

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Crisis without Coverage: Rwanda, the Congo, and the Unhoused

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US Military Power, Media Messaging, and Grassroots Strategies

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Banned Books Week: Censorship Is So 1984, Read For Your Rights!

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Journalism and Free Expression from the US to Kashmir

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Economic Inequality, Immigration, and Media Spin

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Palestine, Censorship, and the Responsibility to Reflect

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Resisting Silence: From Palestine to Cop City

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Venezuela, Propaganda, and the Promise (and Peril) of AI

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Power & Exploitation: DC Overreach & Global Labor Injustice

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From the Frontlines: Media, Colonization, and Resistance in Palestine

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From Factory Farms to Firewalls: Resisting Corporate Power

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Oppression as Policy: Israel, Sanctions, and the Global Cost of Control

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Systems of Control, Histories of Resistance

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Bill Moyers’ Legacy, Censored News, and Civil Liberties at Risk

81

Short Supply: Empathy, Attention, and America’s Legal Labyrinth

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The Right to Criticize: Honoring Independent Journalism at the Izzy Awards

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Marketing Mars and AI Battle Space

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Glen E. Friedman on His Photography, Bad Brains, and Rebellious American Music

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Disinfo, Decline, and Dysfunction

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Out of the Frame: Hurricane Helene Aftermath and the Weaponization of Antisemitism

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Press Freedoms and Civil Rights Under Attack; and Practicing Civic Self-respect

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Kashmir and Armenia: Voices from the Margins

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Behind Bars and Binaries: Music, Identity, and the Fight for Liberation

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Lessons from Kent State 55 Years Later, and the Power of Truth-telling and Resisting Censorship

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Campus Life in the Crosshairs

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Independent and Unafraid: Inside the 17th Annual Izzy Awards

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Eyes Everywhere: Tech Tyranny and the Profiteers of Control

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Conversations on Environmental Justice, Abolition, and the Future We Build

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Challenging Injustice and Reclaiming Radical Labor History

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Algorithmic Literacy for Journalists & Frame Checking the News

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The News That Didn’t Make the News: Gaza’s Reality, Propaganda, and the Fight for Justice

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What To Us Is International Women’s Day?

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Borders, Empire, and Resistance: Confronting Racism, Nationalism, and the Fight for Alternatives

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Debunking the Book Ban “Hoax” and Resisting Trump Administration Attacks on the First Amendment