Remembering Fannie Lou Hamer’s Famous Speech 50 Years Ago
Peter Dreier
This dramatic change in public policy is partly the result of changes brought about by last November’s Seattle municipal elections. But it is also the consequence of years of activism in Seattle and around the country
The 1960s folk music scene was a chapter in a long story, one that began decades earlier and that continues today as a new generation of singers and songwriters connect
Will President Obama, Mel Watt and Wall Street Finally Do the Right Thing for Troubled Homeowners?
King went to Memphis to support African American garbage workers, who were on strike
Right-wingers like Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck, and others are freaking out about Coca Cola’s Super Bowl ad featuring “America the Beautiful” sung in different languages
Parks’ defiance of Montgomery’s segregation laws was not an isolated incident. It was part of a lifelong crusade to dismantle Jim Crow
This Friday, the busiest shopping day of the year, tens of millions of Americans will travel to Walmart stores to look for…
On Tuesday, Bill de Blasio won a landslide victory to become the mayor of New York City, voters in New Jersey and…
In his interview with Bill this week, historian Peter Dreier shares why he’s optimistic about America’s future, shining a spotlight on grass-roots…