Amidst dispiriting times, we pay tribute to the ever-radical Martin Luther King Jr. and his fervent call to end the "withering injustice" endured by African-Americans, from economic inequity to police brutality. King often decried those urging black people to staidly wait for their freedom "when this 'Wait' has almost always meant never" - or, in the case of newly released Del Africa, the 8th of nine long-incarcerated Black Liberation MOVE members, a harrowing 42 years.
U.S.
"Major changes are needed," declares the 159,000-member American College of Physicians, "to a system that costs too much, leaves too many behind, and delivers too little."
The newspaper's endorsement of both Warren and Klobuchar, said one critic,...
King "saw racial injustice, economic injustice, and war as three of the world's...
Further...
Progressive Newswire
Physicians for a National Health Program
People For the American Way (PFAW)
Center for International Environmental Law
Indigenous Environmental Network
National Nurses United
Never Miss a Beat
Get our best delivered to your inbox.
Views
