We’re Public ... No, We’re Private
Charter school corporations take on public school teacher unions.
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Love and Revolution
The older I grow, the more I realize how lucky I am to have lived so long and been… more
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The Honduran Connection
The U.S. right, including Bush appointee Otto Reich, mobilizes to support the putsch.
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Health Industry, Right-Wingers Will Stop at Nothing to Derail Reform
Push finally came to shove in Washington this past week as the battle for healthcare escalated from scattered sniper… more
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Falling Through the Climate Gap
Poor Americans will suffer most from global warming.
vol. 33, iss. 08
The Attack of the 1-Percenters
Here's a truism: The wealthiest 1 percent have never had it so good. According to government figures, 1-percenters' share… more
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My Brother on Death Row
Troy Davis' sister speaks out, as Davis awaits a Supreme Court decision.
vol. 33, iss. 08
Outtakes of Africa
Sub-Saharan Africa begs for cinematic calls to action; this year's Human Rights Watch film festival delivered.
vol. 33, iss. 08
The GOP’s Democracy Double Standard
The Republican Party's recent passion for "democracy" in the Middle East has been on full display. Republican leaders have… more
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China Is Here
GUIYANG, CHINA--Before planning for and making the trans-global trek to the most populous country on Earth, I knew mainland… more
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Why David Sometimes Wins
Barack Obama is indebted to Cesar Chavez's trailblazing community organizing strategies.
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What the NAACP Means to Me
As a brown-skinned immigrant who has spent 25 years working for racial justice, I owe a good deal of… more
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Queer Prehistory
The gay-rights movement did not begin with the Stonewall riots in 1969.
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Zicam: Homeopathy Fails the Sniff Test
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has caught itself in a trap of precedent and logic that should force… more
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Snapshot: No Place Like Home
On June 29 at the Yar Hussain refugee camp in Chota Lahore, Pakistan, a young girl internally displaced from… more
vol. 33, iss. 08
Sewer Socialism Down the Drain?
Activists in Milwaukee fight to keep their city's water system in public hands.
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Block ’Em, Sock ’Em
Across the country progressive groups are mobilizing to support legislative initiatives, but to what effect? On the climate change… more
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Budgets by the People
Participatory democracy, Brazil-style, is running into problems.
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Republicans: A Threat to the Republic?
Sarah Palin's abrupt decision to resign as Alaska's governor--and her rambling explanation--underscore again how the Republican Party over the… more
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Fighting the Cloud Factory
Marisol Becerra dreams of a clean neighborhood and world.
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Solidarity Reunited?
Unions rally around shrunken UNITE HERE as it takes on its former ally.
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Death of the Newspaperman
Don't blame the Internet, the industry's decline is self-inflicted.
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The Stupidity of ‘Smart’ Phones
Apple's iPhone looks good enough to eat. I've yet to take a bite of this "smart" phone, but know… more
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Can a Union Divided Stand?
UNITE HERE dissolves in conflict ... with a little help from SEIU.
vol. 33, iss. 07
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