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African women walk on a street in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou in Guangdong province March 27, 2009 (REUTERS/James Pomfret)
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May 21, 2018

What's it like being black in China?

Black residents and visitors face discrimination that runs the gamut from unwelcome curiosity to outright hostility.
Vote YES near Vote NO posters seen in Dublin's city center advocating repeal and calling for retention of the Eighth Amendment of the Irish Constitution - a referendum fixed for May 25th. On Thursday, May 10, 2018, in Dublin, Ireland. (GETTY/ARTUR WIDAK)
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Episode
May 17, 2018

Will an abortion referendum divide Ireland?

Voters to decide whether constitutional ban is scrapped.
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Episode
May 16, 2018

How is power changing in a hyperconnected world?

The authors of the book "New Power" explain what it takes to turn a moment into a movement.
Poet Dareen Tatour poses for a picture during an interview with Reuters at her house in Reineh, northern Israel on September 26, 2017. (REUTERS/AMMAR AWAD)
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Episode
May 14, 2018

How can poets express Palestine's struggle?

The Stream talks to Palestinian poets about creative forms of protest.
Comedian Hari Kondabolu speaks onstage during truTV Presents: 'The Problem With Apu' DOC NYC screening and reception at IFC Center on November 14, 2017 in New York City. (GETTY/JASON KEMPIN FOR TRUTV)
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May 10, 2018

Hari Kondabolu on racial justice, free speech and - of course - Apu

Join the comedian, podcast host and nemesis of cartoon stereotypes in conversation with The Stream.
Mother pushes her baby in a stroller. (GETTY/GLOBALMOMENTS)
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Episode
May 9, 2018

What are the myths and stigmas around postpartum depression?

With PPD affecting millions worldwide, we ask where they can get help and what you should know.
German police stand in front of Christian Social Union (CSU) flags the during start of the CSU election campaign rally in Munich, Germany, July 23, 2017 (REUTERS/Michaela Rehle)
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Episode
May 8, 2018

What will a new police law mean for people living in Bavaria?

Conservative-sponsored Police Task Act will grant officers sweeping new powers to act against suspects but critics warn measures are illiberal.
Family members of the slain mayor of Temixco, Gisela Mota, mourn next to her casket during a ceremony in January 2016. Her assassination was said to have been a warning by drug gangs. (AP/TONY RIVERA)
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Episode
May 7, 2018

#EleccionesMéxico: How can candidates be protected from violence?

Dozens of Mexican politicians reported killed - and many threatened with the same - ahead of a July election.
Journalists and activists stage a protest calling to defend press freedom on January 19, 2018, in suburban Quezon City in Metro Manila, Philippines. (AP/JES AZNAR)
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Episode
May 3, 2018

World Press Freedom Day: Is journalism under threat?

2018 report highlights media, justice and the rule of law.
A Lebanese expat checks her name on the list before casting her vote at the Lebanese Consulate in Dubai, 27 April 2018 (REUTERS/Satish Kumar Subramani)
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May 2, 2018

How are new politicians changing the conversation ahead of Lebanon's election?

Civil society groups and independent politicians aim to win parliamentary seats as new proportional voting system is applied.
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