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The US Army and Social Change offers historical context for ongoing, contemporary debates over the proper relationship of the US military to social change and social issues. Contributors look beyond...

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Larry Mankey, board president of Families in Crisis, asked council for $400,000 in city funding for 2027 with a two-year commitment, saying the organization already contributes substantial match and has placed 48 individuals into housing this year; he warned the facility may be repurposed without city support.

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KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 12 — Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Law and Institutional Reform) Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said has urged Malaysians to stop labelling younger generations as entitled or pampered, saying they are navigating socioeconomic conditions and technological changes that differ significantly from those experienced by previous generations. She said young people today …

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A Guardian Australia investigation has uncovered that individuals classified as 'persons without means' are being buried in unmarked communal graves across New South Wales cemeteries. Using evidence from family testimonies, cemetery registry analysis, and aerial and satellite imagery, the investigation found that many graves lack plaques or tombstones, with bodies often buried in bare patches of earth between walkways and existing headstones. The findings have prompted an immediate apology from NSW Health, which oversees cemetery management, with Health Minister Ryan Park announcing plans to end the practice of using unmarked communal graves. The investigation, led by Chief Investigations Correspondent Christopher Knaus and Investigations Reporter Ariel Bogle, highlights the distress experienced by families who discovered their loved ones were buried in these unmarked sites. One example cited involves Jayne, who visited Rookwood Cemetery and was told she was standing on graves in an overgrown area described as a 'swamp'. The podcast, presented by Reged Ahmad with Knaus and Bogle, details how hundreds of Australians, including war veterans, have been buried without identification. The investigation has sparked calls for transparency and accountability in the management of public cemeteries, with families demanding proper recognition for their deceased relatives. NSW Health has acknowledged the issue and committed to addressing it, though specific timelines for change have not yet been provided. The case underscores broader issues of poverty and homelessness in Australia, as those without financial means are often denied the dignity of a marked grave. The Guardian's reporting has brought renewed attention to the treatment of the most vulnerable members of society, particularly in death, where even basic respect for the deceased is compromised.

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New data from the CIS Housing Barometer reveals that over half of Spaniards are very concerned about the nation's current housing crisis.