Schuyler Mitchell

1 month ago | portside.org | Craig Johnson |Schuyler Mitchell |Eleanor Bader |Debbie Nathan

Dispatches From the Culture Wars – March 25, 2025 Published March 25, 2025 More Than Just Conservative Midwife Arrested in Texas AAUP Organizes for Academic Freedom Behind the Case Against Mahmoud Khalil Montana: Trans House Members Sock it to GOP The Successful Extortion of a White Shoe Law Firm The (First) Big Boycott of 2025 Privatization on Steroids Here Comes Trump’s Kennedy Center A Sociologist Explains ComicCon Culture More Than Just Conservative By Craig Johnson Rosa Luxemburg...

Jan 13, 2025 | nuclear-news.net | Schuyler Mitchell |Christina MacPherson

While Los Angeles burns, AI fans the flames Artificial intelligence is a water-guzzling industry hastening future climate crises from California’s own backyard. By Schuyler Mitchell , Truthout, January 11, 2025“………………………………………………. Trump’s latest smear campaign is little more than political football. But the renewed attention on California’s water does highlight ongoing tensions over the conservation and management of this finite resource.

Jan 11, 2025 | truthout.org | Schuyler Mitchell |Labor Notes

While Los Angeles Burns, AI Fans the Flames Artificial intelligence is a water-guzzling industry hastening future climate crises from California’s own backyard.

Jan 6, 2025 | truthout.org | Schuyler Mitchell |Labor Notes

We might have just rung in a new year, but it feels like an epidemiological Groundhog Day. Nearly five years since COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic, public health experts are once again sounding the alarm. This time, it’s the H5N1 virus — also known as avian influenza, or bird flu — that’s causing concern.

Dec 7, 2024 | truthout.org | Schuyler Mitchell |Labor Notes

For nearly 90 years, the wealthiest country in the world has allowed thousands of disabled people to be paid mere pennies on the dollar. Now, after decades of advocacy from disability justice activists, the U.S. Department of Labor has finally announced plans to end the exploitative practice. Any move to reverse a decades-old injustice is cause for celebration. But as a second Donald Trump presidency looms, the future of the potential rule change looks uncertain.