BY PAUL STREET Liberals and progressives would do well to understand that while class is not everything – far from it, as I shall argue below – there are still no real or lasting solutions to […]
BY WINSLOW WHEELER Photograph Source: Matt Hrkac – CC BY 2.0 American media and other politicians, and the people they pay to say things, are locked up tight with the demise in Afghanistan. How could anyone let […]
BY SAM BAHOURFacebookTwitterRedditEmail “Democratic representation of We The People requires an accurate ascertainment of who ‘We The People’ are.” ~Arab American Institute The space of identity is tight. A single identity can hardly fit into its place, yet […]
BY STAN GOFF Never thought I’d put that in a title. I don’t like Joe Biden. I think his working class shtick is as phony as a street corner Rolex. He’s a liar. He’s a corporate […]
BY JACQUES R. PAUWELS Photograph Source: ENERGY.GOV – Public Domain Myth: The war in the Far East only ended in the summer of 1945, when the US president and his advisors felt that, to force the […]
BY HENRY GIROUX Detail from a U.S. Air Force map of Hiroshima, pre-bombing, circles drawn at 1,000 foot intervals radiating out from ground zero, the site directly under the explosion. (U.S. National Archives and Records Administration). […]
BY ANTHONY DIMAGGIO Photograph by Nathaniel St. Clair The Biden administration has given new life to a national discussion about the dangers of social media-induced misinformation following its request that Facebook censor Covid-19 anti-vaccination propaganda. Biden lamented the […]
BY BARBARA G. ELLIS On a beautiful summer morning, I came down the driveway of my upscale apartment complex for the daily powerwalk in a good mood. That vanished when confronted by a livid fellow tenant […]
BY SONALI KOLHATKAR When a reporter in early July asked Joe Biden a question about the war in Afghanistan, the U.S. president sniped back, saying, “I want to talk about happy things, man.” Biden revealed, perhaps unintentionally, […]
BY MANOLO DE LOS SANTOS – VIJAY PRASHAD Photograph Source: Susan Ruggles – CC BY 2.0 During the early morning of July 17, Johana Tablada joined tens of thousands of Cubans as they gathered along the Malecón […]