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In November 2011, when the UPA government announced in Parliament that it had cleared the entry of big retail chains like Wal-Mart…
Iowa City, IA, January 3, 2011. Imagine if the United States really was, as a number of my fellow leftists claim to…
This is the South African city of Durban’s first week since 2002 without City Manager Michael Sutcliffe. He became well known across…
Recent protests by Punjabi farmers against the Gobindpura land acquisition certainly highlight the gulf between the rich and the poor. However, women’s…
There is no Christmas calm in Egypt. The protests and marches continue, as do the attacks and killings by the army. The…
Bandile Mdlalose is the general secretary of Abahlali baseMjondolo, the shack dwellers’ movement, in South Africa. Politically active ‘since she was born’,…
The tougher welfare laws instituted by President Bill Clinton with great fanfare have only worked to keep the poor poverty-stricken longer, a…
When the early morning fog rises and drifting skeins from wood fires carry the sweet smell of India, the joggers arrive in…
Arab Spring, European Summer, American Autumn, and now the challenge of winter. Here in Kabul, Afghanistan, the travelers of our small Voices for…
Much of the early left commentary on “the Tea Party” – the right-wing Republican Tea Party phenomenon[1] – was quite naïve. A…
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