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Harrison stood at the center of early 20th century pan-Africanist, socialist and nationalist thought.

A review of Claude McKay's "Romance in Marseille"

Some say the media ignores an epidemic of missing and murdered Native American women.

A decade ago, a grassroots anticapitalist movement burst on the scene, galvanizing people with its slogan “We are the 99 percent.” It changed me, and many others, but how much did it change the world?

I am forty-two years old. The struggle to end HIV/AIDS pretty much spans my entire life. This year, in fact, marks forty years since the first case was reported in the United States on June 5, 1981.

As he extends Trump-era policies, President Biden discovers that many voters are no longer willing to give him the benefit of the doubt.

If dates hold, tracks would put people in New Mexico thousands of years earlier than thought

“No one is safe unless we are all safe.” That message was repeated throughout the day to world leaders assembled at the UN, as the inequity of vaccine distribution came into sharp focus.

“Stay hydrated” has become a new version of the old salutation, “Stay well.” Here’s how to know when you truly need to hydrate.

On Jan. 6, a mob took clear direction from Donald Trump and other political leaders to turn dangerous sentiments into violent reality. But the movement itself is larger and more complex than many people might like to think.