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A Time for Creative Suffering: Martin Luther King’s Words in a Surveillance World
Ariel Dorfman reflects on the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King and how it has affected struggles outside of the US.
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Edward Snowden, Fame and the New Vagabond America
Around the Lastarria neighborhood, downtown Santiago, Chile, you get a glimpse every once in a while of a tall, fat man in a skirt, pushing a shopping cart, a …
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Edward Snowden, Fame and the New Vagabond America
Around the Lastarria neighborhood, downtown Santiago, Chile, you get a glimpse every once in a while of a tall, fat man in a skirt, pushing a shopping cart, a …
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Why The Boston Bombing Reminded Me of Sigmund Freud
In his book Civilization and its Discontents, Sigmund Freud touches on the two conflicting drives that exist within us all. The life drive and the death drive. According to …
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Why The Boston Bombing Reminded Me of Sigmund Freud
In his book Civilization and its Discontents, Sigmund Freud touches on the two conflicting drives that exist within us all. The life drive and the death drive. According to …
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Redefining Political Terms for a Revolutionary Age
Words can have various meanings, depending on who is doing the defining and for what purpose. Word definitions can strongly influence how we think and act. The author George …
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Redefining Political Terms for a Revolutionary Age
Words can have various meanings, depending on who is doing the defining and for what purpose. Word definitions can strongly influence how we think and act. The author George …
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Lying About Syria, and the Lying Liars Who Lie About the Lying
"U.S. prepares for possible retaliatory strike against Syria," announces a Los Angeles Times headline, even though Syria has not attacked the United States or any of its occupied territories or imperial forces and …
Federal Appeals Court Reinstates First Amendment Claim of Whistleblower Police Officer
Reversing its prior decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled today that Burbank, Calif., police officer Angelo Dahlia was engaging in speech protected by the …
Federal Appeals Court Reinstates First Amendment Claim of Whistleblower Police Officer
Reversing its prior decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled today that Burbank, Calif., police officer Angelo Dahlia was engaging in speech protected by the …