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In Michigan’s prisons, there ain’t a single prisoner who committed a more vicious crime than the Governor of that state
U.S. military recruiters are teaching in public school classrooms, making presentations at school career days, coordinating with JROTC units in high schools…
The more the Left focuses on the most prescient issues of our time – ecology, militarism and economics – the more likely people will be to gravitate toward leftist political organizations and movements
The U.S. Military Bombs in the Twenty-First Century
The idea of safeguarding Israel’s democratic character seems to presuppose that Israel remains a democracy
The conceit that it’s possible to defend press freedom while turning a cold shoulder to whistleblowers is short-sighted
Mass protests have returned in Tunisia
When the world’s highest diplomat says that there is a world-wide consensus for the Two-state Solution, I have the right to enjoy a moment of satisfaction. And optimism
Dear UN Secretary General, Having read of the vicious attacks on you for venturing some moderate, incontestable criticisms of Israel’s behaviour, I…
The latest footage to come out of Sur, the historical district in Diyarbakir that has been under total lock down by Turkish…
We must aim not merely to shake power from bottom up but to take power both from the bottom up and the top down
Ahead of this year’s leap day on 29 February, bestselling author Naomi Klein and her team speak to Marienna Pope-Weidemann about the…
Black Lives Matter” is a cry from the heart of the frustrated black population. A white population in despair takes refuge in the toxic language of racism
The Extreme Center is dying. At its ends emerges a politics of anti-austerity. What divides the Right and the Left is their attitude to society, whether to pursue inclusive and diverse social worlds or not
On what logic should we base our attitude to the Sanders campaign? And once our attitude is clear, what should we do about it?
There are future radicals in the midst. Who’s going to organize them? Who will be their mentors?
What all of these former hunger strikers seem to have in common is their concern with the freedom of an entire group of desperate, oppressed and outraged people
Oakland, New York, Minneapolis, among others, are exploring the possibility of “participatory budgeting,” an initiative to shift decision-making on development projects from the government to the community
The legacy of the 2016 Brazil Olympics could be the spreading of the Zika virus across the hemisphere’s most vulnerable populations
Even over 200 years later, Hillary Clinton seems to have had the same colonialist attitude toward Haiti as her predecessors







