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Aviva Chomsky explores how prejudice and the exploitation of inexpensive labor increasingly shaped US immigration policy in an excerpt from her book,

Those who want to privatize public services and destroy unions have made some successful incursions into the once union-friendly state. Whether Michiganders can mount an effective resistance remains to …

The EPOP for college grads has fallen by 0.6 percentage points over the last year.

It's not pleasant to contemplate the thoughts that must be passing through the mind of the Owl of Minerva as she undertakes the task of interpreting the era of …

"Sometimes, the simplest answers are correct. If I - if we - hold to this simplicity, hold it tight and never let it go, if we do that good …

Gaza's ceasefire “celebrations” were not the kind of celebrations that would follow a football match win.

It's time for the voices of parents, teachers and students to be heard and respected.

None of the ten signatories, all victims of CIA rendition, have been officially acknowledged by the US government.

The current humanitarian crisis on the US-Mexico border remains hidden from view, leaving many people, including students, completely unaware that thousands of impoverished people have died.

One of the less well-known projects of the West is to convince developing countries that they need to convert traditional approaches to agriculture.