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EDITORIAL: Endorsement: No on Proposition 6. There's nothing wrong with requiring prisoners to work.
Everyone — everyone in their right heart, and mind — is against slavery. Does that mean that Californians should vote for Proposition 6 on the Nov. 5 ballot, whose authors say it is necessary to ...
Bee endorsement: California voters could abolish the vestiges of slavery with Prop. 6 | Opinion
California banned slavery. But involuntary servitude — forcing people to work against their will — is permitted as punishment ...
Beyond and behind the slogan ‘we want justice’
Following the gruesome murder of a post graduate trainee doctor at RG Kar Medical College in Kolkata, “we want justice” ...
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Governor Newsom shares plan to build up state’s gasoline reserves, what challenges does it face?
Today on AirTalk, the challenges facing Newsom’s gasoline reserve plans. Also on the show, how trustworthy are political ...
The Casting of Frank Stone's most shocking twist makes it a great Dead by Daylight game, but a disappointing Supermassive game
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Australia: Anti-Slavery Commissioner's report finds disengaged workers on labour visa scheme at risk of destitution & exploitation
Ezekiel symbolises the failure of the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) visa scheme to provide a safety net for ...
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On Your November Ballot: Prop 6 Could End “Involuntary Servitude” in California Prisons
Prop 6 seeks to amend the California Constitution to prohibit slavery and involuntary servitude as punishment for a crime, ...
Too posh to dust? Why getting a cleaner still sparks a class war
Why does outsourcing housework still sit so uncomfortably with some of us? Oliver Keens breaks down his own misgivings and ...