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Sarah Milov

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Whistleblower Karen Silkwood’s Urgent Message for Us

Karen Silkwood death and smear campaign highlights how retaliation against whistleblowers deflects scrutiny from power by targeting the messenger.

by Sarah Milov, Katherine Turk via Jacobin
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on December 28, 2024
Gags and Grievance: The Labor Origins of Whistleblowing

The forgotten history of the Lloyd-La Follette Act and of whistleblowing in the federal workforce.

by Sarah Milov via Knight First Amendment Institute on October 28, 2024
Marijuana Reform Should Focus On Inequality

When regulators dictate who grows a cash crop, they can spread the wealth—or help the rich get richer.

by Sarah Milov via The Atlantic
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on October 5, 2019
Nonsmokers, Unite!

The complicated privilege of forming a new constituency.

by Sarah Milov via Lapham’s Quarterly on October 2, 2019
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Grass Roots Activists Won the War on Smoking. Can They Win the War on Climate Change?

They can if they study the tobacco playbook.

by Sarah Milov via Made By History on June 29, 2017

The Cigarette: A Political History

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Illustration of a smoker with coins instead of puffs of smoke coming from his cigarette

Pinhookers and Pets: Inventing the Non-Smoker

Who needs a public health system when sickness is a personal failure?

by Jackson Lears via London Review of Books on February 18, 2021

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How War Made the Cigarette

A new book explores the tangled politics behind a global addiction.

by Scott W. Stern via The New Republic on September 25, 2019

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