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The public morality of American life and social policy regarding matters of racial justice are increasingly subject to a politics of denial.

The other America is the at times glitzy, often gaudy world of rampant commodification and sexualization.

While “post-racial” may mean less overt racism, the idea that we have moved into a post-racial period in American history is an act of willful denial and ignorance.

The potential for lucrative profits to be made off the spending habits and economic influence of kids has certainly not been lost on Disney.

The current crisis offers an opportunity to question the ways in which children's culture has been corrupted by rampant commercialization, commodification and consumption.

Young people in the US face a fragile quality of life.

George W. Bush's greatness will be defined by how we rise to overcome and undo what he has done.

How is it possible to imagine a more equitable transformation in government and economics without a simultaneous transformation in culture, consciousness, social identities and values?

Unless Duncan is willing to reinvent himself, the national agenda he will develop for education will leave a lot more kids behind than it helps.

War is now defined almost exclusively as a punitive and militaristic process.