articles tagged as “social+justice”
Assassinated by the State
The federally sanctioned murder of a Black Panther.
vol. 33, iss. 12 books, race, social justice
Exhibits of Conscience
A nationwide initiative pulls museums into one of today's most highly charged issues: immigration.
vol. 33, iss. 12 human rights, immigration, social justice
The Ugly Truth about Jobs
Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke has given Americans a glimpse of the ugly truth about their future job… more
web only economy, media, social justice
School’s Cool
If we are to revive American schools, we must stop dwelling on despair and celebrate the power of learning, a new book argues.
vol. 33, iss. 12 campaigns, education, social justice
A Tale of Two Supermen
For better or worse, our American Idiocracy has come to rely on athletes as national pedagogues. Michael Jordan educated… more
web only drugs, medical & health, social justice
Ten Years After Seattle
The global justice movement evolves.
vol. 33, iss. 11 activism, international, social justice
Women Reach a Breaking Point
How tired are you of seeing a tiny minority of wingnut Americans--"birthers," "teabaggers," Obama-haters--get so much coverage in the… more
vol. 33, iss. 11 gender, social justice
The Right Battles a Mighty Acorn
The right is trying to undermine one of the left's most effective groups, Acorn, using film clips of the… more
vol. 33, iss. 11 activism, social justice
Sold to the United States for Cash
In May, President Barack Obama began floating the idea that his administration might seek the power to "preventatively detain"… more
vol. 33, iss. 10 civil rights, social justice, war
Chronically Displaced in NOLA
Four years after Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans, the disaster continues.
vol. 33, iss. 10 campaigns, social justice
Live Free, Die Free
The Final Exit Network, a right-to-die organization, battles government euthanasia accusations.
vol. 33, iss. 09 civil rights, social justice
Columbine Questions We Still Dont Ponder
As Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold's posthumous infamy turns 10 on April 20, I wish I were surprised that… more
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Do-It-Yourself Governance
Without new social movements, there will be no new New Deal.
vol. 33, iss. 04 activism, economy, obama, social justice
All-Consuming Poverty
The upside of the current depression is that Wall Street greed and Washington corruption show as starkly as blood… more
vol. 33, iss. 03 activism, economy, social justice
You Say You Want a Revolution
A founding member of the Weather Underground looks back at an organization unable to come to terms with its own violence.
web only activism, politics, social justice
Detroit: City of Hope
Building a sustainable economy out of the ashes of industry.
vol. 33, iss. 02 detroit, economy, social justice
Unequal Education
No Child Left Behind demands equal test scores from neighborhoods with unequal incomes and resources.
vol. 33, iss. 02 education, race, social justice
In Mexico, Resistance is Futile
John Gibler chronicles a country embattled, but not conquered.
vol. 33, iss. 02 books, mexico, social justice
The Failed Prophet
As Wall Street collapses, so does Milton Friedman’s legacy.
vol. 33, iss. 02 economy, politics, social justice
This Land Is Their Land
The Landless Workers Movement claims a big victory in southern Brazil.
vol. 33, iss. 02 activism, agriculture, social justice
The Truth Machine
Detecting lies or setting the stage for abuse?
vol. 33, iss. 01 ethics, social justice, technology
Offline Youth Struggle in Online World
Antonio Reyes and Julian Rosas grew up together in California's San Fernando Valley. Now 17 and seniors in high… more
web only social justice, technology
McCain Banking on a Confederacy of Dunces
Is John McCain stupid, or does he believe we are? That's the question as he criticizes Barack Obama for… more
web only economy, politics, social justice
Internationalism and the Progressive Movement
One of the finest traditions of the American left has been its historic commitment to solidarity with the oppressed… more
web only international, progressive, social justice
No Jobs Make Mean Streets
As urban economies collapse, gun violence rises
vol. 32, iss. 10 chicago, social justice
Homeless Court Advantage
35 courts across the country are dedicated to hearing charges against the homeless
vol. 32, iss. 10 judiciary, social justice
A Peoples Historian of Sports
It's easy to see sports today as nothing more than an escapist distraction, an uncomfortable marriage of commercialism and… more
vol. 32, iss. 09 books, social justice, sports
If the Detainee Dies, Youre Doing it Wrong
When former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld approved the use of harsh techniques, he did so over the objections of senior military attorneys from all branches of the armed services
web only civil liberties, criminal justice, social justice
ICE Cold to Kids
At 10 a.m. on May 12, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents descended on a meat processing plant in… more
vol. 32, iss. 07 civil liberties, immigration, politics, social justice
Stay Classy, Huckabee
"The uncool subject is class," author Bell Hooks once wrote. "It's the subject that makes us all tense." What… more
web only elections, social justice
Hanging Hate
Backlash against the Jena Six case sparks an epidemic of public nooses
vol. 32, iss. 01 civil rights, race, social justice
Jena and the Post-Civil Rights Fallacy
Around the country, black males face a criminal justice system that incarcerates them more than eight times the rate of whites
vol. 31, iss. 11 civil rights, race, social justice
A Mother’s March For Justice
Jena Six mother Tina Jones talks about clearing the reputation of her son Bryant Purvis
vol. 31, iss. 11 civil rights, race, social justice
Feeding the Hungry is a Crime
City councils are cracking down on charity groups that feed the homeless without a permit
web only activism, social justice
Floating Utopias
The degraded imagination of the libertarian seasteaders
vol. 31, iss. 10 economy, social justice, theory
The Secret Lives of Plutocrats
In Richistan, Robert Frank offers a breezy, well-observed peek into this gated community. You too could visit if you graduate from "butler boot camp" and become a $120,000-a-year "household manager"
vol. 31, iss. 09 books, economy, social justice
America’s Child Soldier Problem
Congratulations: You have lived long enough to cringe at the bad decisions you were seduced, dared, bullied, inspired or… more
vol. 31, iss. 06 military, military, social justice
Gone, But Not Forgotten
Why Bolivians want the United States to extradite their exiled ex-president
vol. 31, iss. 05 social justice, south america
Preaching Revolution
A new evangelical movement offers lessons for the left







