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“Real Talk: Aboriginal Rappers Talk About Their Music And Country” is a free ebook that introduces to the world of Aboriginal hip hop.

“Not with a bang, but a whimper;” The world as we know it did not end this year, but does not mean that the end is not near.

A federal lawsuit is being filed by a Chicago Teacher's Union in response to the termination of 347 tenured teachers, over half of which were African American.

Lee Camp's Year in Review segment has it all - including a lot of stories the mainstream media wants you to forget about.

This pace of job growth is consistent with a declining unemployment rate, but will not return us to full employment until the next decade.

Washington, DC  — To say that Congress looked like a clown show this week is an insult to self-respecting clowns. Painful though it may be, let's review what just …

Debt is America's illness, and worse than the disease, is our leader's refusal to even admit that we are suffering.

A reflection on the trails endured and the lessons learned from the Hostess strike.

This is a public health crisis and an epidemic; veterans alone account for 20 percent of US suicides.

Disaster victims are now being expected to shoulder relief expenses that used to be shared publicly.