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Monday October 31, 2011

Deborah Burger: Tax Wall Street to Heal America
John Atcheson: It's the 1% Doctrine, Stupid
Jennifer Browdy de Hernandez: Never Underestimate the Value of Just Showing Up
Chris Hedges: A Master Class in Occupation
Mary Bottari: Positive Policing From Wisconsin's ‘Original Occupation’
Thomas S. Harrington: Uniformed Impunity: We’re Probably Closer to the Beginning than to the End
Peter Hart: Up Is Down, Down Is Up: Bill O'Reilly Explains OWS
Russell Mokhiber: EPA Puts Jon Grand in Prison
Eleanor J. Bader: Stoking Fire: EPA Not Adequately Managing Risks of Chemicals in Consumer Products
Seema Rupani: Why the Occupy Movement Inspires Me
Carl Finamore: Is Capitalism Losing the Debate?
Tom Engelhardt: OWS at Valley Forge; A (Self-)Graduation Speech for the Occupiers of Zuccotti Park
Vanessa Ortiz: Women in the Frontline, Women in the Rear: The Revolution in Syria

Sunday October 30, 2011

Frank Rich: The Class War Has Begun
Carol Schachet: Occupy the Public Forum: 5 Values to Profess Beyond the Protest
Matt Taibbi: Another Weapon for OWS: Pull Your Money Out of BofA
Danny Schechter: The Question OWS Hears Most: 'What’s Your Agenda?'
Frances Beinecke: One More Reason to Oppose Keystone XL Pipeline: Questions about State Department Handling of Review
Robert Freeman: For the Media: The ABCs of Occupy
David Graeber: Enacting the Impossible (On Consensus Decision Making)
Ted Rall: US Double Standard: Gaddafi Bad, Karimov Good
Eduardo Porter: Wall Street Protesters Hit the Bull’s-Eye
Eric Margolis: Into Darkest Africa

Saturday October 29, 2011

Slavoj Žižek: Occupy First. Demands Come Later
Gar Alperovitz: Occupy the Banks: Strategies for Transformation
Mark Weisbrot: Obama Administration Escalates Confrontation With Iran: Why?
Allison Kilkenny: Police Disguise Protest Sabotage As Public Safety
Paul Buchheit: Watch Out America, Some Greedy Companies May Be Headed Your Way
Robert Fisk: What the Killing of Gaddafi Means to Syria
Michelle Chen: Will the Arab Spring Leave Migrants Out in the Cold?
Matthis Chiroux: Police Violence Against Veterans: A Long and Painful Legacy
Zoe Weil: Don't Wait for Supermen, Foster Solutionaries
Christopher Brauchli: Leaving Alabama

Friday October 28, 2011

Robert Costanza: Needed: The Solutions Generation
John Nichols: How the Wounding of a Vet Who Dared to Dissent Has Stirred More Dissent
Amy Dean: Occupy Wall Street and America’s Democratic Tradition
Tom Engelhardt: Kneecapping the Environment
Katharine Ainger: Occupy Protests: A Movement Taking Root
Ruth Conniff: Elizabeth Warren Is Scary!
Thomas S. Harrington: One Thing You Can’t Hide…..Is the Authoritarian Inside
Jay Walljasper: Why Are Bikes Being Targeted by Congress?

Thursday October 27, 2011

Ralph Nader: Occupy Wall Street on the Move
Chip Ward: Occupy Earth: Nature Is the 99%, Too
Phil Rockstroh: We Shall Not Be Moved: Police Repression, Official Mendacity and Why OWS Has Already Overcome
Robert C. Koehler: Iraq Syndrome
Zoltan Grossman: Rise of the Planet of the People
Robert Scheer: Thirty Years of Unleashed Greed
Jim Lobe: New Inequality Data Likely to Boost "Occupy" Movement
Kim Irish: Promise Me No Harmful Chemicals: Breast Cancer Group Calls for Greater Accountability in Fundraising
Michael Winship: Motormouth Limbaugh Meets the Machine Gun Preacher

Wednesday October 26, 2011

Dean Baker: The Military Spending Fairy
Amy Goodman: Globalizing Dissent, From Tahrir Square to Liberty Plaza
Trevor Timm: Ten Years After the Patriot Act, a Look at Three of the Most Dangerous Provisions Affecting Ordinary Americans
Tom Engelhardt: Obama Keeps His Campaign Pledge …Because a Better Option Wasn’t Available
Kate Fried: Is the EPA Selling Out Your Water?
John Feffer: Target: Africa
Kelly Rigg: The War Against Climate Science Unravels
Mark Morford: Magical Seashells of Fun and Horror
Dana Frank: WikiLeaks Honduras: US Linked to Brutal Businessman
Glen Ford: FBI 'Mapping': Racial Profiling on a People-Wide Scale
Anna Minton: Private Spaces Are Stifling Protest
Conn Hallinan: Pakistan: Reversing the Lens
Anna Lenzer: Through the Eyes of a Defector: High-Ranking Fiji Junta Officer Talks Nonviolent Resistance

Tuesday October 25, 2011

Comrades from Cairo: To the Occupy Movement – The Occupiers of Tahrir Square are With You
Glenn Greenwald: Immunity and Impunity in Elite America: How the Legal System Was Deep-Sixed and Occupy Wall Street Swept the Land
Linda McQuaig: How to Make Inequality Obsolete
Richard Schiffman: NPR’s Slow Slide to the Right
David Morris: The Tea Party vs. Occupy Wall Street
Anne Landman: "Horror Hotel": The New Frontier of Junk Food Marketing to Kids
Stan Karp: Challenging Corporate School Reform and 10 Hopeful Signs of Resistance
Daphne Wysham: Measuring Progress: A Better Alternative to the GNP
Randall Amster: Mic Check: Can You Hear Us, America?
John Nichols: Karl Rove 2011 Election Priority: Busting Public-Sector Unions in Ohio
Anu Kumar: How HR 358, the Let Women Die Act 2011, Violates International Human Rights Standards

Monday October 24, 2011

Sandy LeonVest: The Magnetic Force of the Moment -- Perils and Potential on the Road to Transformation
Tom Engelhardt: Who Is Demonizing the Rich?
Shea Howell: Occupying Questions
Chris Hedges: Occupiers Have to Convince the Other 99 Percent
Harvey Wasserman: Where Occupy and No Nukes Merge and Win!!!
Thom Hartmann: Why OWS Is the Next Republican Boogeyman
Phyllis Bennis: What's Next for U.S.-Libyan Relations?
Bill Quigley: Challenging the Old Boys Network in the Vatican
Eric Holt-Giménez and Tanya Kerssen: Occupy the Food System!
Dean Baker: Trichet’s Rein at the ECB: No Party for Europe

Sunday October 23, 2011

Barbara Ehrenreich: Throw Them Out With the Trash: Why Homelessness Is Becoming an Occupy Wall Street Issue
Cindy Sheehan: Justice for Casey Sheehan and Hundreds of Thousands of Others
David Sarasohn: In Mud of Occupy Portland, Looking for a Seed
Jonathan Steele: The Iraq War is Finally Over. And It Marks a Complete Neocon Defeat
Leonard Pitts Jr.: World's Eyes are on Occupy Movement

Saturday October 22, 2011

Ray McGovern: Plus ça change: Iraq Done; On to Iran!
Matt McCarten: Global Protest Shows Way for People Power
Jeff Bachman: President Obama’s “Unforced Errors”
Laura Rance: Research Shows Organics are No Longer Marginal
James Zogby: Whether in Egypt or America, It Takes Organization to Win
Rose Ann DeMoro: Nurses Call the Question on Obama and Global Financial Transaction Tax – Which Side are You On?
Glenn Greenwald: About That Iraq Withdrawal
Medea Benjamin and Charles Davis: Only 'Success' in Iraq is that US Troops are Leaving
Les Rice: A Song by Les Rice: The Banks are Made of Marble
Eric Margolis: The Gadaffi I Knew
Chris Edelson: Herman Cain Accidentally Shines Light On Republican Party’s Abortion Problem
Pierre Tristam: Beyond Qaddafi's Good Riddance

Friday October 21, 2011

Mark Engler: The Future of the #Occupy Movement: Solidarity and Escalation
Matthew Rothschild: Qaddafi’s Death: Barbarism and Hypocrisy
Spencer Ackerman: The Iraq War Ain’t Over, No Matter What Obama Says
Cameron Fenton: Separating Oil and State
Esther Vivas: The Food Crisis Strikes Again
Michelle Chen: Mine Workers Struggle for Safety Underground, Justice in the Streets
John Stauber: "Occupy Obama" Could Turn Up Heat on the Democrats
Glen Ford: Somalis Under Relentless Drone Attack as U.S. Tightens Military Grip on Continent
Jim Gordon: Go to an Occupy Event. Express Yourself
Ken Trainor: When Unrest Is a Blessing
Andrew Korfhage: Obama: Reject the Tar Sands Pipeline

Thursday October 20, 2011

Robert C. Koehler: The Abandoned Class
Russell Mokhiber: Five Candidates for the Corporate Death Penalty
Kathy Kelly: The Wrong Occupation
Linh Dinh: Resurrection Cities
Laura Carlsen: NAFTA Is Starving Mexico
Robert Reich: The Austerity Death-Trap
Michelle Chen: It’s NAFTA x3 as Free Trade Deals Sweep Through Congress
Seumas Milne: The Occupy Movement Has Lit a Fire for Real Change
Tom Engelhardt: Is the National Security Complex Too Big to Fail?
Wenonah Hauter: When Some Farm Subsidies Go Away, Will Our Food System Be Healthy?

Wednesday October 19, 2011

William K. Black: Not with a Bang, but a Whimper: Bank of America’s Death Rattle
Amy Goodman: The Arc of the Moral Universe, From Memphis to Wall Street
César Chelala: Subcomandante Marcos Comes to Wall Street
George Lakoff: How To Frame Yourself: A Framing Memo For Occupy Wall Street
Jennifer Lynch and Trevor Timm: The Dangers in Classifying the News
Richard Gwyn: OWS ‘Angry Mob’ Suddenly Respectable
Ralph Nader: Let Our Farmers Grow
Amy Kroin: How Low Will AT&T Go?
Brian Evans: Missouri's Troy Davis
Amanda Marcotte: Anti-Choicers Longing for the Scarlet Letter "A"

Tuesday October 18, 2011

Rebecca Solnit: Letter to a Dead Man About the Occupation of Hope
Robert Reich: The Meagerness of the Republican Debates, the Smallness of the President’s Solutions, and the Need for a Progressive Alternative
John Feffer: The Ungreening of Obama
David Michael Green: We Are Not Your Human Resources
Sandy LeonVest: How the Corporate Media Learned to Love the OWS Protests
Tom Engelhardt: “I Want My Job Back:” Scenes from a Season of Protest
John Nichols: Cheney Family Values: How Liz Cheney is Funding the War on Labor Rights in Ohio
Bill Quigley and Lauren Carasik: Victimized a Second Time: State-Sanctioned Forced Evictions of Haiti’s Displaced Earthquake Survivors
Anne Landman: BP's Gulf of Mexico PR, One Year Later
Mary Elizabeth King: The Search for a Message
Jim Hightower: The GOP Loves the Federal Spending it Hates
Ed Bruske: Finally Revealed: Processed Food Rebates Dominate School Cafeterias
George Monbiot: Millionaires and Corporations Are Using Tax Breaks to Help Sway Public Opinion

Monday October 17, 2011

Lacy MacAuley: What I've Learned Occupying Wall Street and DC
Tom Engelhardt: Wall Street’s Second Occupation: The Police Move In
Nick Turse: America’s Secret Empire of Drone Bases
Laurie Penny: Across the World, a New Spirit Took Hold – Power Was Taken Back by the People
Shea Howell: Politics in Place
Glenn Greenwald: What Are Those OWS People So Angry About?
Chris Hedges: A Movement Too Big to Fail
Jimmy Breslin: People Rise, Cops Blink and a Human Rights Movement Takes Root in a New York Park
George Lavender: Why California Prisoners Press On With Hunger Strike
Johnny Barber: Whatever Happened to Women and Children First?
Karen Dolan: A Dagger Pointed at Maryland's Peace Movement

Sunday October 16, 2011

Sarah van Gelder: 10 Ways to Support the Occupy Movement
Kristine Mattis: From Me Culture to We Culture: There IS An Alternative
Paul Buchheit: Laughing Until It Hurts
John Nichols: Hey! Supercommittee! Here's the Smart Plan to Save $7 Trillion, Create Jobs, Save Social Security
Robert Reich: The Rise of the Regressive Right and the Reawakening of America

Saturday October 15, 2011

Phaedra Ellis-Lamkins: We Are the 99%
Benjamin Dangl: Argentina to Wall Street: Latin American Social Movements and the Occupation of Everything
Michelle Chen: While Washington Dithers, Labor Brings Jobs and Equity Home
Ray McGovern: Petraeus’s CIA Provides Grist for Iran Murder Plot
Robert Reich: The Untimely Death of Long-Term Health Insurance
Christopher Brauchli: Controlled Substances: Congress is Not Doing Nothing
Salena Tramel: Seed Bank on the West Bank
Lisa Graves: ALEC Politicians Spin Special "Interest" Bill to Protect Corporate Wrongdoers as "Job Creation"
Brian Tierney: Amid Possible Strike, D.C. Labor and Occupy Movements March Together

Friday October 14, 2011

Katrina vanden Heuvel: Street Heat Nation
Ted Morgan: From Occupation to Democratization: A Global Turning?
David Suzuki: Occupy Wall Street Reflects Increasing Frustration
Frida Berrigan: Little Insurrections of Hope
Karen Greenberg: The FBI-Style Sting in the Tail of the Saudi Ambassador 'Assassination Plot'
Michael McCarthy: The Lost Years of Climate Change: Are We Just Going to Talk Our Way to Oblivion?
Jean Athey and John Feffer: Community Resolutions Against the Machine
Phyllis Bennis: The Prisoner Swap
Tracey Barnett: A Word of Warning: The Choice of Deep Water Drilling
Jodi Jacobson: House Passes HR 358, the "Let Women Die" Act of 2011
Josh Levy: High Schoolers Heart Free Speech

Thursday October 13, 2011

Phil Rockstroh: Punching a Hole in Bubbles of Denial and Addiction: Late Capitalism and Its Discontents of the American Autumn
Barbara Ehrenreich: The Guys in the 1% Brought This On
Tom Engelhardt: Blowback on Wall Street?
Nina Power: Occupy Wall Street Protests Are Reclaiming the Psychic Space
Steve Fraser: The All-American Occupation: A Century of Our Streets Vs. Wall Street
Janine Jackson: Bait-and-Switch Boosterism on Trade Pacts
Michael Winship: Occupy Wall Street Wins Labor’s Love
Jeff Biggers: Occupy Big Coal: Kentuckians to Protest Most Corrupt Member of Congress on Friday
James Turner: New Zealand’s Oil Disaster: Black Swans and Human Errors
Salena Tramel: Haitian Movements Branch Out
Robert C. Koehler: Building Community, Building Peace
Ken Butigan: Anti-Drone Movement Grows

Wednesday October 12, 2011

Bernie Sanders: Six Demands to Make of Wall Street
Mary Bottari: Chicago to Wall Street: Pay US Back!
Scott Klinger: Stop the Offshore Piracy
Amy Goodman: A New Bush Era or a Push Era?
Kristen Beifus and Christa Hillstrom: The Tricks of the Trade Deals
Robert Reich: The Seven Biggest Economic Lies
Michael Nagler and Stephanie Van Hook: Corporations Are Not People: We Hold These Truths to Be Self-Evident…
Peter Dreier: Will Occupy Wall Street Be Co-opted?
Jules Boykoff: Occupy Wall Street: Reclaiming Public Space, Reclaiming Dignity
Julie Hollar: Ignoring Non-Islamic Culprits in Somalia Famine: Hunger From Harmful Aid and Agriculture Policies
Johnny Barber: The Darkness Approaches, A Light Shines Bright

Tuesday October 11, 2011

Ralph Nader: Rumble from the People
Ben Lilliston: The 1 Percent’s Trade Deals
Danny Schechter: As the GOP Blames Obama for Wall Street “Mobs" the Occupy Movement Spreads Nationwide and Is No Friend of the President
Heather Brooke: How the US Government Secretly Reads Your Email
Kara Newhouse: A Labor Breakthrough: Occupy Wall Street’s Union Connections and the Role of Solidarity in Staying Power
Bill McKibben: Obama’s Failing Emails: Where Did the President’s Mojo Go?
Heather Gautney: What Is Occupy Wall Street? The History of Leaderless Movements
Dean Baker: David Brooks: Bard of the 1 Percent
Dave Zirin: Dr. John Carlos Raises His Fist With Occupy Wall Street
Laurie Penny: This Is a Class War Disguised as a Generation War
Tom Engelhardt: Knowing Your Enemy
Rachel Meeropol: Death Row: America's Torture Chamber
Hannah Gurman: Ten Years and One Month Later
Patricia Morris: Military Spending Belongs on the Table
Bill Bigelow: The New (and Improved?) Textbook Columbus
Gloria C. Endres: 'Teacher Evaluation': Real Agenda Appears to Be School Privatization

Monday October 10, 2011

Jim Hightower: Big Oil: $135 Million -- School Children: 0
Paul Krugman: Panic of the Plutocrats
Wendell Potter: 'Occupy Wall Street' Should Also Take Aim at Health Insurance Companies
Sarah Anderson and Chuck Collins: Job Destroyers Don't Deserve a Tax Holiday
Tom Engelhardt: The Warning Occupy Wall Street Has for President Obama
Chris Hedges: Why the Elites Are in Trouble
Shea Howell: Inventing New Politics
Ariel Dorfman: Salvador Allende Has Words for Barack Obama from the Other Side of Death
Amanda Marcotte: Lies, Lies and More Lies: How Anti-Choicers Are Using "Personhood" to Ban Birth Control
Doug Larkin: ‘Before Today, I Was Afraid of Trees’: Rethinking Nature Deficit Disorder
Mark Weisbrot: Like Europe, Americans Waiting for "Democracy In the Streets" to Force Policy Change

Sunday October 9, 2011

New York Times Editorial: NYT Editorial: Protesters Against Wall Street
Robert Reich: The Wall Street Occupiers and the Democratic Party
David Macaray: Who Can Believe How Far We’ve Fallen?
Andrew M. Manis: In Memoriam: Fred Shuttlesworth, 1922-2011
Caroline Arnold: Losing Hope in Obama and the Prospect of a Humane World

Saturday October 8, 2011

Douglas Rushkoff: Think Occupy Wall St. is a Phase? You Don't Get It
Eric Margolis: Afghanistan: Ten Years of Aimless War
Thomas S. Harrington: Preemptive Strikes of the (Pseudo) Progressive Kind
Carolyn Eisenberg: New Yorkers Find Their Voice
Gary Lehring: Why I Can't Celebrate the End of Don't Ask, Don't Tell
Chris Nerlien: Our Message is Simple: Only Main Street Can Save America
Peter Dreier: Victory! Transforming Occupy Wall Street From a Moment to a Movement
Michelle Chen: Struggling New York School Workers Get Knocked Hard in Budget War

Friday October 7, 2011

Naomi Klein: Occupy Wall Street: The Most Important Thing in the World Now
Bernie Sanders: Rein in Wall Street and Rescue the Middle Class
David Morris: It's Labor vs. Capital, Stupid
Malalai Joya: Message on the Tenth Anniversary of NATO’s War and the Occupation of Afghanistan
Robert Naiman: We, the 99%, Demand the End of the Wars Now
Christine Ahn and Hyun Lee: Of Bases and Budgets
John Nichols: The Politics of ‘Occupy Wall Street’: Sanders and Progressives Endorse, Ron Paul Sympathetic, Obama Silent
Alexis Erkert: “We Are Tired of Living Under Tents”
Tony Norman: Another Great American Died Wednesday: Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth
Bill Quigley: Report from Haiti: Where’s the Money?
Alexander Cockburn: U.S. and Saudi Relations on Oil
Matthew Rothschild: Occupy Wall Street Sparks Great New Mass Movement
David Sirota: Stopping the Insanity
Eric Holt-Giménez and Annie Shattuck: Walmart and the Good Food Movement

Thursday October 6, 2011

Tom Engelhardt: Why Lists of Demands Don’t Matter in Zuccotti Park
Robert Scheer: What Do They Want? Justice
Shukria Dellawar and Antonia Juhasz: Afghanistan's Energy War
Dean Baker: Steve Jobs and Alan Greenspan
Roger Kimmel Smith: Utopian, Practical: What DREAM Is Our One Demand?
Glenn Greenwald: Execution by Secret WH Committee
Ronnie Cummins: The California Ballot Initiative: Standing Up to Monsanto
Lucinda Marshall: Ten Years Later – The ‘Liberation’ of Afghan Women
Jill Richardson: Los Angeles and Kern County's Epic Sewage Sludge Battle
Andy Kroll: Flat-Lining the Middle Class: Economic Numbers to Die For
Mark Engler: How #OccupyWallStreet Is Evolving and Gaining Power
Matthew Rothschild: End the Afghan War
Robert Applebaum: Here's a Demand: Forgive Student Loan Debt

Wednesday October 5, 2011

Donna Smith: Protestors’ Message Pretty Simple and Clear: Enough Is Enough
David Korten: Why I'm in Solidarity with #OccupyWallStreet
Amy Goodman: Policing the Prophets of Wall Street
Jim Hightower: Something Big Is Happening: Occupy Together
Phil Rockstroh: Occupying the Heart of the Beast: Observations, Impressions and Images From Amid the Multitudes in Liberty Plaza
Bill Nemitz: Finally, It's a Purpose Both Sides Agree On
Robert C. Koehler: Our Overripe Moment
Sara Joseph: Columbus Day Questions
Ali Abunimah: Why the UN Must Abolish the 'Quartet'
Brian Tierney: Look for Working-Class Warriors at Picket Lines, Not Podiums

Tuesday October 4, 2011

Betsy Reed: Occupy Wall Street: Why So Many Demands for Demands?
Ezra Klein: Who Are the 99 Percent?
Richard Wolff: Occupy Wall Street Ends Capitalism's Alibi
Doyle Canning: Can the #Occupy Movement Be a Turning Point?
Laurie Penny: It's Easy to Mock, but This Is How Real Change Begins
William E. Connolly: Aspirational Fascism
Phil Aroneanu: Why Environmentalists Should Occupy Wall Street
Chuck Collins: No Tax Holiday for Corporate Job Destroyers
Bill McKibben: The Cronyism Behind a Pipeline for Crude
Stephanie Van Hook: Can We Be the 100 Percent?
Will Bunch: American Spring? Is Occupy Wall Street a Be-In, or a New Movement?
Stephanie Salter: Where Have All the Protest Songs Gone?
Michelle Chen: Africa and the International Criminal Court: Is Global Justice Blind?
Brian Terrell: Justice Obstructed at Bagram As at Guantanamo -- Ten Years Is Too Long
John Feffer: Why 2012 Will Shake Up Asia and the World
Harvey Wasserman: Will a Failed Solar Loan Guarantee Kill New Nukes?
V. Noah Gimbel: Troy Davis and al-Awlaki: Two Murders, One Outrage
Anne Landman: Synagro's Shiny New Patina

Monday October 3, 2011

Danny Schechter: Occupy Wall Street Has Been Battling the Cops; Now the Free Marketeers Take Their Shot
Ray McGovern: Israel’s Window to Bomb Iran
Ralph Nader: Putting the Lie to the Republicans
Ben Manski: The Protest Wave: Why the Political Class Can’t Understand Our Demands
Mark Ruffalo: We Are the 99 Per Cent
Ted Rall: America's New Radicals Attack a System That Ignores Them
Seth Hanlon and Michael Linden: Ronald Reagan, Father of the ‘Buffett Rule’
Peter Van Buren: Chickening Out in Iraq: How Your Tax Dollars Financed “Reconstruction” Madness in the Middle East
Ben Lilliston: What Does the Occupation of Wall Street Have to Do With Agriculture?
Shea Howell: Joy in Education
Mardy Townsend: New Rules Will Support Farmers and Jobs

Sunday October 2, 2011

NYC General Assembly: Declaration of the Occupation of New York City
Michael Parenti: Class Warfare Indeed
Nathan Schneider: Mass Arrests on the Brooklyn Bridge: Is This What Civil Disobedience Looks Like?
Shea Howell: Joy in Education
Maajid Nawaz: US Drone Killing of Anwar al-Awlaki Reinforces Terrorists
Donna Smith: Keep It Simple, Keep It Real – Hundreds Arrested on Bridge as Hundreds Die at Home
Michael Winship: Why Are the Governors of America Saying Such Dumb Things?
Christopher Brauchli: The Congressional Playground

Saturday October 1, 2011

Kathy Kelly: Gandhi’s Lesson for Today
Michael Ratner: Anwar al-Awlaki's Extrajudicial Murder
Jen Marlowe and Kung Li: Troy Davis’s Legacy: A New, Deeply Personal Movement
Willie Osterweil: The Park and The Protests
Matthew Rothschild: Obama Wrong to Rub Out Al-Awlaki
Van Jones and Max Berger: Wall Street Protests: Which Side Are You On?
Michelle Chen: Georgia’s Anti-Immigrant Politics Overshadow Women’s Struggles
Tom Fawthrop: The Curse of Cluster Bombs
Frida Berrigan: How Can We Change the Future without Knowing the Past?
Madeline Ostrander: Keystone XL in the Heartland: Eco-Politics Back on the Ranch
Danny Schechter: Unions Promise Support As #OccupyWallStreet Enters Third Week
Barbara Ehrenreich: The Rich Are Under Attack! Poor Things.
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