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  Matthew Gabriele | Jan 2, 2019

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  Elizabeth Todd-Breland | Nov 29, 2018

  In 1963, Black students desegregated Chicago’s schools. In 2018, student activists are drawing inspiration from their predecessors.
• Ground Strategy

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  Dane Kennedy | Sep 7, 2018

  The farm bill, renewed every five years or so, has transformed America’s agricultural landscape.
• Strike Pedagogy

  Perspectives Daily

  Aura S. Jirau | Aug 31, 2018

  For student activists in Puerto Rico, striking is often a means to learn and educate.

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  President Trump calls international trade rules “unfair” to the United States. Do historians agree?
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