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The Nation is America's oldest weekly news magazine, and one of the most widely read magazines in the world for politics, news and culture.

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Ivan Natividad A young ACORN organizer reflects on negative media sensationalism and how it affected this so-called "radical" group of community organizers.

Shona Clarkson Do farmworkers deserve to be treated as human beings? For Chipotle Mexican Grill, the jury is still out.

Kameelah Rasheed Even if Barack Obama is not everything you want in a president, his
victory still warrants a full-hearted celebration.

Toni Morrison, Victor Navasky and Gene Seymour remember a noted author, editor, critic and all-around stellar human being.

Matt Singer and Jefferson Smith Our generation can move beyond old battles of single-issue silos and narrow constituency interests into broader rainbow coalitions of new progressives.

Our generation can move beyond old battles of single-issue silos and narrow constituency interests into broader rainbow coalitions of new progressives.

Biko Baker For the first time, working-class youth and youth of color truly believe that they can change their country by electing a politician.

Jamilah King Obama's message of unity and bipartisanship inspired millions of skeptics across party lines, but this is just the first step toward building democracy.

KJ Meyer The nation's emerging green economy helped Alvarro Jasso move from the confines of a jail to a well-paid job fixing windmills.

Karlo Barrios Marcelo From Colorado to Virginia--a state-by-state look at the youth polls in the nation's battleground states.

Blogs

 Read about this week's important stories around the world, and leave your comments. 
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 This week, Nation interns selected a wide range of undercovered yet important stories from media across the globe. 
The storied author and human-rights activist offers both inspiration and a challenge to young activists today.
Student involvement in the Troy Davis case has been especially strong.
Twelve major events in the evolution of the food movement.
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