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While others on the left waffle on questions of imperial power and foreign relations, the freshman Democrat takes on American hegemony. […]
“Digital rights are human rights.” A review of the film, The Great Hack. […]
The democratic socialist candidate is under attack from the super rich, their corporations, lobbyists, and think tanks. Some are even backing his 2020 Democratic primary rivals. […]
Sigh. Remember the good ol’ days of meaningless distractions? […]
“For that kind of money,” Vonnegut cracked on the CBS Evening News, “the least [NASA] can do is discover God.” Civil rights activists, anti-Vietnam War protesters and even top scientists were skeptical of the Apollo moon mission at the time. […]
“If we embrace progressive values and the idea of diversity as our advantage, we can win through inclusion, we can form this big tent around progressive values.&rdquo […]
By treating the Iranian regime as a monolith the Trump Administration risks closing one of the few remaining avenues for defusing the crisis. […]
In 1997, I went to the Philippines to document child labor on the banana plantations producing for the Dole Corporation. The next year activists carried the information to Seattle to confront the global meeting of the World Trade Organization. […]
As some people continually seek to redefine what an inclusive public bathroom looks like, conservative forces staunchly defend the bathroom status quo. […]
Clearly, if the appalling conditions in detention centers are an improvement from what they are fleeing, these migrants have a sufficient basis for seeking asylum in the United States. […]
Trump has dived deep into the septic tank before. But, folks, this is truly a new low. […]
China and Hong Kong will be struggling for many years to determine exactly what “one country, two systems” really means. […]
As the anti-immigrant drumbeat continues, private prison companies are making billions. Yay capitalism! […]
After years of avoidance, Democrats are being forced to take a stand charter schools—and most are straddling both sides. […]
“Negative partisanship” is becoming a main feature of the modern political landscape. […]
One of the most segregated cities in the United States takes on racism as a health issue. […]
Dig just a little below the surface and you’ll find that the much-discussed gains for working people are mostly illusionary. […]
We are calling on all people of conscience to shut down the concentration camps on the US-Mexico border through any nonviolent means necessary. […]
A determined detainee stands up for her rights, with a little help from her friends. […]
“It’s on this day that America First celebrates its independence from Crooked Hillary!&rdquo […]
“Those of us actually working in education tried and tried and tried and tried and tried to tell you.&rdquo […]
What has happened here portends an uncertain future for women’s reproductive rights throughout the nation. […]
A filmmaker and therapist tells of her family’s internment in a maximum security camp during World War II, and her views on the current imprisonment of people from south of the border. […]
In terms of how I feel, as a lesbian of African descent, I am not an American, not completely. […]
With accusations of political machinations, exorbitant spending by outside political groups, and a demographically shifting state, is North Carolina’s Congressional District 9 election a sign of things to come? […]
A year after the death of labor rights activist Cesar Chavez, workers organize a march and 15,000 workers join in. […]
The United States has lagged behind the global legal reform trend on child marriage, but this is starting to change. […]
Twenty years ago, a civil rights victory helped disabled people escape institutional life. […]
Author and retired Army colonel Andrew Bacevich puts the current flare in tensions with Iran in historical context. […]
“I want my daughter to have a better life, I want her to walk.&rdquo […]
The Iranian government saw the President’s vacillation as a sign of weakness, one journalist tells me: “Iran was ready to retaliate on an unbelievable scale.&rdquo […]
“Why use fully grown DACA kids or government shutdowns when you can use real babies?&rdquo […]
From $1,000 monthly payments to socialism to love, presidential candidates lay out their strategies for beating Trump in 2020. […]
If rape isn’t a “high crime and misdemeanor,” what is? […]
The problem is exacerbated by the number of racially segregated charter schools in the state. […]
Gun violence has overshadowed my education and entire life. Central Florida is not just a survivor; it is a continual victim. […]
Portland, Maine is welcoming a wave of migrants with kindness as the administration comes under fire for its cruelty at immigrant detention centers. […]
From Harvard to UW-Madison, students are protesting the wrong people. […]
The greatest outlier in terms of possessing nuclear weapons is the United States. […]
In June, the country began implementing a plan to contain migrants, many making their way from Central American countries north to the United States. […]
History shows why it’s smart to recognize our neighbor as a natural ally. […]
In Michigan and Wisconsin, voters have organized massive rallies to support Democratic plans to fund education that have come under attack by Republicans. […]
The extraction of shale oil and natural gas, especially for export to other countries, is not worth the toll it’s taking on communities and the climate, according to a new report. […]
An overzealous governor runs roughshod over public opinion […]
The Stonewall riots mark the beginning of only one story. LGBTQ histories are deeper and messier and more nuanced than that one story can capture. […]
Maybe we should be thankful that Trump is still so hung up on Hillary Clinton […]
Everyone carried flags with the union’s black eagle—some adding “Arizona” or the name of some other state they’d arrived from. The United Fruit Workers organized a march from Delano to Sacramento to show that their union was very much alive. […]
After “an incredible wake up call,” renewable energy advocates work to address long-term blind spots and build more inclusive environmental coalitions. […]
While rivers will continue to overflow their banks, we can limit the damage and suffering that results. […]
Once again, the author and activist has positioned himself on the cutting edge of history, issuing a dire warning. […]
