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17 Jun, 2021

The Urgent Need to Educate America about Climate-Related Migration

By Andrew Moss

The Biden administration has made some admirable moves and gestures toward addressing the immense challenges posed by climate-related migration.

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6 May, 2021

Battling Xenophobia

By Andrew Moss

A little more than a year ago, as the pandemic tightened its lethal grip on the nation, a 43-year-old agricultural worker named Nancy Silva received a letter from her employer.

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30 Jan, 2021

Deceptive Speech

By Andrew Moss

Much has been made recently of the concept of the "big lie":  repeating a falsehood so many...

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24 Dec, 2020

Justice for All Essential Workers

By Andrew Moss

"Each day the pandemic brings new mixtures of hope and dread: new reports on the vaccine..."

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8 Dec, 2020

Don’t Withhold Hazard Pay

By Andrew Moss

As with many issues raised by this pandemic, the problem of hazard pay is fraught...

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18 Nov, 2020

Fighting Covid by Empowering Workers

By Andrew Moss

In this bleak season of Covid-19, with vaccines on the way but not widely available for some time to come...

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21 Oct, 2020

Preparing for a Contested Election

By Andrew Moss

Though former Vice-President Joe Biden maintains...

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22 Sep, 2020

Naming the Violence

By PeaceVoice

“There’s a term that was developed in the academic field of peace research, and it deserves far more currency in...

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30 Jul, 2020

Voting Rights and the Coming Election

By PeaceVoice

“For many people, the thought of this November’s general election inspires anything from apprehension to outright dread…” Andrew Moss Published...

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3 Jul, 2020

The Language of Vote Suppression

By PeaceVoice

“There are many ways to suppress a vote. If you’ve followed elections in various states over the past two years,...

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22 May, 2020

The Four Horsemen of This Apocalypse

By PeaceVoice

“Recently, while taking a virtual tour of New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, I came across an image of Albrecht...

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7 May, 2020

Racial Fault Lines and the Coronavirus

By PeaceVoice

“Along with millions of other Southern Californians, my family and I have been learning to live with the probability in...

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1 Apr, 2020

Incarceration, Detention, and Covid-19

By PeaceVoice

“Recently I sat in on a livestreamed town hall sponsored by the school of public health at a large university...

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3 Jan, 2020

Immigration and the Prison Industrial Complex

By PeaceVoice

“In the past year, the struggle over immigration rights continued along a broad array of fronts. There were significant setbacks,...

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22 Nov, 2019

Raising the stakes in the struggle over immigration detention

By PeaceVoice

“As the struggle for immigrant rights continues to be fought across America, new battlegrounds may come into view, then fade...

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