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Clara Jeffery
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Editor-in-Chief, Mother Jones
San Francisco
hunting, wildlife the outdoors,science sustainable agriculture and nutrition, technology
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By Clara Jeffery Verified, Monika Bauerlein| Mother Jones Verified Our friend and colleague Kevin Drum passed away on March 7. He was 66 and had been living with multiple myeloma for 11 years, and being the extraordinary journalist he was, he had taken readers along on the journey, sharing health updates on his blog. They were, in trademark style, matter-of-fact, data-driven, and wry; the last one included, like so many of his posts, a chart he’d made (this one to track the status of his C-reactive protein, a marker of inflammation).
By Clara Jeffery Verified| LGBTQ Nation Verified This article first appeared on Mother Jones. It has been republished with the publication’s permission. In the fall of 1984, when I was a senior in high school in Washington, DC, the protests at the South African Embassy began. Civil rights leaders met with the ambassador of South Africa on Thanksgiving Eve. Timed for maximum press coverage, that meeting became a sit-in, and that sit-in launched a movement. Soon, there were protests at consulates across the country.
By Clara Jeffery Verified| Mother Jones Verified In the fall of 1984, when I was a senior in high school in Washington, DC, the protests at the South African Embassy began. Civil rights leaders met with the ambassador of South Africa on Thanksgiving Eve. Timed for maximum press coverage, that meeting became a sit-in, and that sit-in launched a movement. Soon, there were protests at consulates across the country. College students held rallies, built “shantytowns,” and pushed their schools to divest.
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Mother Jones
Mother Jones is a nonprofit news organization based in San Francisco, with additional offices in Washington, D.C., and New York. Founded in 1976 and named after labor organizer Mary Harris Jones, it specializes in investigative journalism. The organization covers a variety of topics, including politics, environmental issues, human rights, and social justice. Mother Jones publishes a bi-monthly print magazine featuring in-depth reporting and commentary. It also offers extensive digital content, including daily news articles and long-form features on its website. The organization maintains a strong presence on social media platforms and produces multimedia content to engage a wider audience. Known for its commitment to investigative reporting, Mother Jones focuses on stories that may be overlooked by other media outlets, aiming to inspire change and combat misinformation.
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