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Katherine Franke’s new book, “Repair: Redeeming the Promise of Abolition” offers concrete strategies for both reparations and housing reform. […]
The marijuana industry is blossoming, along with multiple challenges to correcting decades of injustice around the plant. […]
“If we make fleeing violence easy, they’ll just flee violence more.&rdquo […]
Across the country, local groups have long been doing the work of filling the gaps in access to the procedure. […]
I battled climate change via a bank shot, never directly, in part because of existential despair. After attending a meeting, I realized my mistake. […]
With his re-election, rightwing populists of various stripes are firmly in charge of many of the world’s largest democracies. […]
Diverse groups of local and international nonviolent activists disrupted the festivities to protest against the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territory. […]
“On the global level, these conservative organizations and churches are organized.&rdquo […]
As the Trump Administration tightens its squeeze on the country, U.S. officials warn of increased migration and “profound collapse.&rdquo […]
Across the country this week, advocates for reproductive justice and women’s rights are rallying to put a stop to the onslaught of restrictive abortion laws. […]
The biggest challenge facing tribal communities is the lack of real, widespread support that connects people to health care. […]
Hotel strikes in 2018 resulted in new agreements to increase wages and pensions, but the fight continues. […]
Trans woman Veronika Fimbres has PTSD as a result of the traumas she experienced in the military. Forty-five years later, the Trump Administration has imposed a ban on transgender servicepeople. […]
The angry families and the media didn’t go away. In the end, the senate capitulated to human decency. […]
Reese Erlich is on assignment in Moscow. He offers this humorous memory about a long ago visit to that famed city. […]
Why not convince Trump’s base to support impeachment? […]
The ripple effects of racially biased school discipline practices are traumatic for black families, including one I work with in Louisiana. […]
As they prepare for inauguration, an eager freshman class of alderpersons tackle the city’s escalating crisis. […]
“The crazy thing is that the Indian Child Welfare Act is forty years old, and it’s still one of the least well-understood pieces of federal legislation, even by judges, in the country.&rdquo […]
Is the U.S. lurching towards another illegal war in the Middle East? […]
Many in the U.S. are unaware of the connection between refugees fleeing Honduras, and the struggle there for environmental justice. […]
In his new film, director Manuel Correa casts a cool eye on the oddly surreal social landscape of the country after years of civil war. […]
The President’s get-tough stance on China resonates with working people’s frustrations about trade “deals” that leave ordinary Americans scrambling. Democrats ignore that at their peril. […]
More than 13,400 consumer lawsuits against Monsanto and Bayer AG, which manufacture the weed-killer Roundup, allege it is the cause of various cancers. Now, a new judgment has awarded one couple $2 billion in damages. […]
Iraq had one of the most radical labor movements in the Middle East before the reign of Saddam Hussein. After the U.S. invasion in 2003 Bacon traveled to Iraq to learn what had become of the workers. He did not anticipate what he saw. […]
A new book explores the nuances behind the opposition to Zionism and effectively dispels the myth that Jewish people who criticize Israel are “self-hating Jews.&rdquo […]
The administration is moving to cut public access to information on how, and to whom, banks loan money. […]
Politically, it might make more sense to focus on the next election, but Constitutionally, Democrats in Congress have no choice but to go after Trump now. […]
This “constitutional quasi-crisis” is not ending anytime soon. Sorry, Mitch. […]
Charters promised all sorts of miraculous educational achievements at low, low prices. But those achievements haven’t appeared. More people are understanding that what we’re really talking about is the privatization of our public school system. […]
Behind the stats about incarceration rates, lies a basic structure of law that accommodates white people. What better place to host the 2020 Dem convention? […]
Private companies want to build new immigrant detention facilities, but communities around Chicago are stopping them in their tracks. […]
The majority-conservative Supreme Court is poised to review the rules on discriminating against trans people in the workplace. […]
The goose had it way, way easier. […]
“More democracy—that was first and foremost our goal. I also wanted more socialism.” A review of the film, “Meeting Mikhail Gorbachev.&rdquo […]
A new biography of Tom Hayden tracks his political life, as a radical activist and later as a prominent California Democrat. […]
While many people—especially Germans, whose reunification was empowered by Gorbachev’s policies—view him as a Lincoln, others consider him a “traitor” for, they believe, triggering the Soviet Union’s liquidation. […]
“My labor is mine and mine alone to give or withhold, Siegel tells me. “This day of action is a small step toward waking up the working class to the real power they possess when they organize and act in solidarity.&rdquo […]
"I will faithfully stay totally exonerated by telling Congress to go to hell!" […]
In an historic election, the school board, long hospitable to private interests, is now controlled by a pro-public-school majority. That’s big news in a city that has had a giant target painted on it by the national school-choice lobby. […]
Biden backed the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003, and saw the expansion of U.S. militarism in the Mideast during his vice presidency, while Sanders has opposed all recent U.S. wars of aggression. […]
Some apparel companies cut costs by subcontracting their labor to factories with records of rampant worker abuse. […]
Mayor Pete has written of his faith in “data-driven management.” But is that what it takes to be a good mayor, let alone a good President? […]
“We don’t believe in helicopter leadership.&rdquo […]
Virginia juvenile justice advocates envision a correctional system not about police and prisons but about stability, families, and a continuum of care. […]
Much time, energy, and money has been spent fighting the Trump Administration’s efforts to undermine gender equity. But women aren’t just playing defense. […]
Through the eyes of four candidates, a new Netflix documentary shows us the power within women’s reach. […]
Even progressive institutions, like San Jose State University, adopt business models that hurt the environment. […]
With Wisconsin central to the 2020 race, the President descended on my hometown. […]
There is nothing sensible about Biden’s brand of common sense. In Trump’s America, the center is still an irredeemable locale that will serve only to manage America’s decline, not reverse it. […]
