Rejected by reddit

r/Michigan loves data centers. But the people of Michigan do not.

Seems Kalshi doesn't want the truth about their product known.

You would think the people of Los Angeles have a right to learn about 200K apartments being owned by one company...

I don't know why the platform automatically rejected this call for intersectionality...but the AI deemed it removable. Read it here.

I guess reporting on the realities of fascism, in action, struck a nerve.

Seems like good news Arizona could use. Oh well. Read the story here.

Check out this story on the antizionist Bund movement.

Seriously, r/RenewableEnergy? Is it the rage brought by seeing that other place in the world (other than the USA) are fully on board with real energy solutions?

This story was not only about May Day but also about all those who live and work in NYC. You could feel the beat of the pulse of Flatbush with every syllable. Read it here.

Once you start talking about the root cause of climate disaster, capitalism, people get crazy, I guess. Read about the truth of the oil industry here.

Apparently, r/books shills for Amazon. Learn about cooperative bookstores here.

Montana was into it before the admins swooped in. Read about the trailer park rent strike here.

Why is the self-proclaimed woke history subreddit (seriously - check out all those colors on their avatar) rejecting a piece on how to learn from our history to make the United States better for everyone living here?

Democratic Socialists and May Day are as American as it gets. Not sure why this link was taken out.... read the article here.

I don't understand why r/Chicago would reject a post about the mayor. Read the story here.

I wish I knew why the story of a world reknown artist and his struggle is not appropriate for r/worldnews - but here we are. Read the story.

I don't know why the health community rejected a post about lung health - but you can read the story here.