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A Short-Lived Independence Thanks to Nationalism
The thirteen English colonies, which gained independence and formed a loose confederation of states, lost their freedoms to unrestrained nationalism.
The Silence of Empire: From Vassar College to Fort Meade
On the last Sunday of May, I was on the campus of Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, New York. I stood in the back of a crowd of a few …
There’s Something ‘Creepy’ About This Zimmerman Trial
I donu2019t think Iu2019ve ever seen a trial where the police officers involved in the investigation appear to side with the defendant.
Smiling Brown: People the Color of the Earth
Our colors are not our own, but the colors of the landscapes.
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Where the Hell Is the Outrage?
Bizarrely, the only Americans who seem to be angry are the beneficiaries of economic injustice: the wealthiest.
AT&T Tech Blew the Whistle on NSA Spying – in 2006
Jenny Brown interviews Mark Klein, an AT&T technician who blew the whistle on the NSA in 2006.
“The Choices Are Stark”: Richard Wolff Interviews Laura Flanders
Two regular Truthout contributors discussed everything from cooperatives to food and leisure in Greece.
Interview: Anarchism, Tamarod and Sexual Violence in Egypt
Amid a post-coup mood that sometimes borders on euphoria, Egyptian anarchists are among the few applying a critical analysis of the SCAF's dark history. Truthout talks with organizer Nana …
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Pelican Bay Prison Hunger-Strikers’ Stories: Gabriel Reyes
Working with the Center for Constitutional Rights, Truthout offers a series of profiles of prisoners on hunger strike at Pelican Bay.
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In a Nation in Decline, a Lust for Hatred
Hate has become our highest form of patriotism and a form of eroticism.