Wild how a poor person buying a $1 soda with food stamps sends you into a moral panic, but billionaires writing off private jets and yachts on their taxes? Not a peep. Your outrage is as cheap as that soda.

The Walton family, that inherited half of Walmart’s stock and is now worth over $400 billion, should not be allowed to pay wages so low that their workers are forced to rely on food stamps to survive. And yet, Walmart is the largest employer of workers on food stamps in America.

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People don't owe you a reason for having an abortion.

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Fuck data centers. Protect our lands

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We are at a pivotal moment in the fight against child marriage. Join the Columbia Institute of Global Politics Women’s Initiative for the launch of a new report, Accelerating Efforts to End Child Marriage, by directors Rachel Vogelstein and Jennifer Klein, which includes an analysis of the economic cost of

Columbia Institute of Global Politics Rachel Vogelstein Jennifer Klein Columbia | SIPA Columbia University Center for Global Development #Virginia became the twelfth state and first state in the South to End Child Marriage. It was my honor to write that bill and have Delegate Karen Keys-Gamarra (she, her, hers) trust me and carry it in 2024. It was through a thoughtful coalition of terrific orgs that we convinced lawmakers. I’m proud