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by Bhaskar Sunkara:
Here is a political strategy from a young intellectual which can be strongly endorsed by a credible Public Theology. It explains why Obama is failing. Jesus was a radical in his time,
5/24/2013
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by Robert Parry:
Read this very important history. From the start of the Republic to today’s Republican ranting against Barack Obama, racism has been a central element of the American Right.
5/21/2013
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by Mark Engler:
Corporate agriculture, organic foods, local farming, fair trade are topics here. The views of Michael Pollan, Raj Patel, David Granatstein, Fedele Bauccio, are discussed.
5/19/2013
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by Ed Knudson:
The press can't help itself, it must report the most negative and hostile view of things, without basic logic, and Obama joins the chorus.
5/18/2013
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by Stanley Aronowitz:
Here is an update on a famous 1950s book by C. Wright Mills called 'The Power Elite' which can help us understand corporate power today and its influence in government.
5/17/2013
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by Nona Willis Aronowitz:
Down but not out, Millennials who came of age during the Great Recession could reshape the American economy and society.
5/17/2013
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by Andy Kroll:
Political parties no longer have much power to choose candidates. Billionaires control the process now. The IRS cannot or will not do much about it. The media ignore all this.
5/16/2013
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by Bill McKibben:
Things will really heat up the last two weeks of July this year. To address climate change, people are organizing multiple action events, some leading to arrest. Join this effort now!
5/15/2013
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by Ron Young:
To have a realistic chance of success, an international intervention would have to involve Russia - and Iran and China - as well as the major countries supporting the rebels.
5/14/2013
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by Sam Pizzigati:
Gar Alperovitz in a new book envisions a steady expansion of wealth-democratizing institutions creating a prehistory for the next American revolution. Here is a realistic economic strategy!
5/13/2013
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by Ed Knudson:
A sermon for the Seventh Sunday of Easter, May 12, 2013, at Augustana Lutheran Church in Portland, Oregon.
5/12/2013
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by Kevin R. Johnson:
A pastor in Philadelphia wonders why a black president is taking black people for granted, in both his appointments and his policies....not a transformational president.
5/7/2013
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What is especially not needed right now is more infrastructure to transport and burn more coal in the world. The fact is that coal is dirty energy, very dirty. It should be left in the ground.
5/2/2013
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by David Sirota:
Chalmers Johnson's notion of 'blowback' is adopted by a revered journalist, Tom Brokaw, concerning the Boston Marathon bombing. Jeremiah Wright wasn't so wrong after all.
4/26/2013
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by Tom Engelhardt:
Pastors will find here much on which to build sermons on peace and war, and the danger of trusting leaders who create fear and lie about the real enemy.
4/15/2013
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by Kate Randall:
The economy itself suffers when government stops supporting working class families. Conservatives today want to hold back economic success for these families.
4/10/2013
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by Ed Knudson:
On the cross Jesus portrays paradise as a place of justice, a place for those who recognize injustice in the land. To fear God is to understand God as a God of justice.
3/28/2013
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by Michael Schuman:
News flash: This article on Marx was published in the business section of Time magazine! Maybe the business class is getting seriously worried about inequality.
3/27/2013
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by Nicholas Caleb :
Nothing is sacred, market thinking trumps everything, even in Portland, Oregon. This is a manifesto for environmental justice.
3/23/2013
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by Ed Knudson:
When otherwise good people promote policies destroying the lives of millions, such as libertarian thinking today, it should be called what it is.
3/22/2013
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by Sam Smith:
Much of the corporate media are treating the Ryan budget as if it is a serious policy proposal. But it represents cruel and unjust thinking, promoting the death of millions.
3/18/2013
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by Mark Engler:
'To accustom ourselves to living in a world of exclusion and inequality is a serious moral failure that erodes the dignity of mankind and compromises peace and social harmony.'
3/15/2013
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by Sam Pizzigati:
The current European revolt against CEO greed, if successful, might leave Corporate Europe looking just like Corporate America — in the 1950s.
3/13/2013
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by Bruce A. Dixon:
'Race to the Top' promoted by Education Secretary Arne Duncan is having the effect of closing public schools, especially in poor communities, just what Republican conservatives want.
3/13/2013
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by Arthur Waskow:
Action on climate change is heating up this spring. Announced here is a very important event coming up. It is time for civil disobedience around climate change.
3/12/2013
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by Alan A. Aja:
Without work people cannot eat, house themselves, care for their families, or contribute to the community. We should not tolerate current levels of unemployment in this country. Austerity doesn't work
3/12/2013
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by Greg Grandin:
The U.S. corporate media will not admit how much the Venezuela leader did for the poor in his country and other nations in Latin America. Read this piece for the truth about Hugo Chavez.
3/11/2013
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by Chris Hedges:
Only a few in Germany had the courage to resist the Nazi regime. At what point will Americans realize that millions are dying due to policies of the United States?
2/25/2013
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by James Howard Kunstler:
After ruining America, the age of giant chain stores like WalMart is coming to an end. This means new opportunity. Young folks can rebuild local economies including main street and agriculture.
2/25/2013
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