The rest of the world is now consuming media at the same pace, and in the same forms, as those living in the United States

I think the more people write about what needs to be done, and how to do it, the more we can get people involved with movements seeking to end U.S. Empire.

I’m encountering less and less people who wish to defend the status-quo, but few who are willing or ready to organize

Until students control the universities, workers control corporations and the state is managed by working-class and poor citizens, regular folks will have little to say about why, how in what ways these technologies are implemented

The living-world cannot withstand another half-century of Welfare State policies

If you can’t understand why some communities are lashing out, I suggest spending more time in cities and suburbs such as Detroit, La Chêne Pointu, Cleveland, Bondy, Stockton, or Corbeil-Essonnes

Activists must develop alternatives to society’s dominant ideologies, institutions and cultural practices

Today, sexual abuse is not only used in US prisons abroad, but also in its domestic gulags

The Earth at Risk Conference not only provided a platform for radical views, but also a vital organizing space

We need more people to stand up and ask each other: Why should we continue to consume? Why should we continue to be slaves to objects? Is there not more to life than shopping, buying and having?