Trump’s misogyny, a pillar of capitalism
By Sue Davis July 8, 2017 President Donald J. Trump did it again. He lambasted a female news reporter with a crude, bullying [...]
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Slavery and July 4th
By Stephen Millies July 7, 2017 The Declaration of Independence is Philadelphia’s proudest claim to fame. It was written [...]
‘Out of the mouths of babes’
By Political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal July 7, 2017 This is from a column written by Mumia Abu-Jamal on June 21. It arrived [...]
NYC DISABILITY PRIDE PARADE, This Sunday, July 9
SUPPORT PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES “From each according to our abilities, to each according to our needs” This [...]
Fracking Colorado, part 2: Impact on environment and people
By Viviana Weinstein June 29, 2017 Fracking Colorado, part 1: Impact on environment and people Fracking Colorado, Part 3: [...]
Protests continue over attempts to repeal ACA
By John Catalinotto July 6, 2017 Supporters of single -payer health care march in Kingston, N.Y., on June 30. Grass-roots [...]
Battle-tested people with disabilities fight for rights
By Edward Yudelovich July 5, 2017 Denver ADAPT activists after release from jail. July is widely celebrated as Disability [...]
Where is this city — do you know?
By Deirdre Griswold July 5, 2017 This beautiful city is Pyongyang, capital of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea [...]
Pentagon threatens wider war on Syria
By Sara Flounders July 5, 2017 Syria, after six years of U.S.-manufactured war. As the danger of a major conflagration in [...]
U.S. vet fights for Donetsk People’s Republic
By Mike Kuhlenbeck June 18, 2017 Children of families resisting fascist attacks in Donetsk with U.S. volunteer Russell [...]
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