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Years after Somali men left Minn., youth decry extremism

Years after Somali men left Minn., youth decry extremism

Young Somali-American community leaders in Minnesota are stepping up to keep their peers on the right path. But some are still struggling with a lack of support, the pressures of negative media attention, and the problem of the so-called "Starbucks dads."
by Laura Yuen

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What next for Occupy Wall Street?

What next for Occupy Wall Street?

As winter moves in, the Occupy Wall Street movement faces the question of how it can maintain it's presence both in physical spaces and in the public eye. Does the movement need to move into mainstream politics to have more of an impact?

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The psychological strain facing the long term unemployed

The psychological strain facing the long term unemployed

Behind today's new unemployment figures is the fact that more Americans are jobless for a longer period of time. What impact is this having on society and, if you're unemployed, what can you do to avoid depression?

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