History reveals that in seeking social change, you lose, you lose, you lose, you win

Organizers have begun to push for action by state legislatures to impede the electric, water and other services that sustain the NSA’s secretive outposts

In December 2013 David Marty did an extensive interview with Michael Albert. We present it in nine parts – of which this is the seventh

Do you want your children or your grandchildren to have an environment in which they can have a decent life?

Science as human curiosity, as authority, and as business

The rules by which US-Israeli relations are governed are perhaps the most bewildering of all foreign policies of any two countries

In the pressure cooker of Washington politics, J Street’s emergence has been mostly positive. But what does its motto “Pro-Israel, Pro-Peace” really mean?

The Syrian women and their global allies understand that the Syria crisis is so deep and complex that it will take a long time to end the fighting and even longer to rebuild

Interview on number of issues including the Tea Party and its anarchistic tactics

In December 2013 David Marty did an extensive interview with Michael Albert. We present it in nine parts – of which this is the sixth

Let’s make 2014 a political tipping point year. This statement is a good sign that, on climate, it could very well be

Utopia had its premiere in the urban heart of indigenous Australia

Ethical Eaters of the world unite…for workers rights

Noam Chomsky answers questions tweeted in from audience

The going wisdom is that Twitter is becoming a major platform for people to get news and to interact with ideas. Seriously?

In December 2013 David Marty did an extensive interview with Michael Albert. We present it in nine parts – of which this is the fifth

American journalism has entered highly dangerous terrain

Interview on anarcho-syndicalism: what it is, how it arises, and how it can be applied by people that want to affect positive change in the world

It remains to be seen whether NJ Governor Chris Christie will be able to avoid having his political career crash and burn

In December 2013 David Marty did an extensive interview with Michael Albert. We present it in nine parts – of which this is the fourth

A worst case scenario is unfolding in Syria, and Palestinian refugees, particularly in the Yarmouk refugee camp, are paying a heavy price for Syria’s cruelest war

A basic principle of journalism is to acknowledge when the owner of a media outlet has a major financial relationship with the subject of coverage

Humans are social beings, and the kind of creature that a person becomes depends crucially on the social, cultural and institutional circumstances of their life

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=v-rrXjYi-Uw Bridgewater, MA “Noam Chomsky will talk about social justice and a people-centered movements when he speaks on Thursday at the Unitarian…

Students ask a series of questions relating to the civil rights movement and other topics which they are currently studying

In December 2013 David Marty did an extensive interview with Michael Albert. We present it in nine parts – of which this is the third

The vast expenditures of the U.S. government and its client here simply can’t be designated as contributions toward “security”

Michael Albert interviews Noam Chomsky on science and postmodernism

Imagine if the lies of governments had been properly challenged and exposed as they secretly prepared to invade Iraq – perhaps a million people would be alive today

In December 2013 David Marty did an extensive interview with Michael Albert. We present it in nine parts – of which this is the second

The environmental justice movement emerged from the struggle for equality and self-determination of oppressed communities of color

In the face of these dangers, the great popular resistance that gave India its independence is stirring

In December 2013 David Marty did an extensive interview with Michael Albert

The United States is now involved in a global terror campaign, largely against the tribal people of the world

A year of extraordinary activism

Even though some progress has been made and some prisoners have been repatriated, there are still 158 behind bars

2013 has expectedly been a terrible year for several Arab nations

Interview on the race war of drug prohibition, the prison-industrial complex, the erosion of civil liberties under Barack Obama, and other topics

I’m glad I decided to see Hunger Games last year, and I’m glad that the ideas and examples from the books and movies are out there very widely within popular culture

The New York Times is hardly a progressive newspaper — but when it comes to the surveillance state and ongoing militarism of the Obama…

When Nelson Mandela was buried this week, his struggle against apartheid was duly celebrated in Australia, though the irony was missing

The Arab world does not regard Iran as a threat, instead the US and Israel are regarded as the threat

News media should illuminate conflicts of interest, not embody them

The intellectual dishonesty of Israel’s supporters is appalling. But in some odd way, it is also understandable. How else could they respond to the massively growing Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) campaign?

News media should illuminate conflicts of interest, not embody them. But the owner of the Washington Post is now doing big business with the…

“I think the West Papuan resistance will stand with the other cases in the fight against terror and massive repression as inspiration of what humans can achieve”

Western globalization is wreaking havoc on fragile cultures that are not putting up much of a fight

A look at Nelson Mandela from July 2013

A Sanders campaign would help to build the campaigns of many different issue-based movements

This is a shorter and slightly revised version of an interview with Noam Chomsky which appeared on Sunday, Dec. 8 in the…