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Noam Chomsky | The US Believes It Has an Inalienable Right to Exploit Developing Nations
The lessons of 1954 and 1973 are very clear, and the victims of US violence will ignore them at their peril.
Noam Chomsky | The Hubris of the United States
The US always claims that when it kills, it's in the name of democracy and virtue.
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Drafting a Feminist Constitution
A feminist constitution begins from the ground up.
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Radical Women Role Models Lead the Way to Positive Change
"Rad American Women A-Z"u00a0is more than just a list of heroines: It's also a primer on how you too can be radical and awesome.
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Kissinger Championed US Foreign Policy of Ignoring the Lessons of Catastrophe
Greg Grandin reflects on the challenge of the media preparing an obituary for Henry Kissinger, who is now 92.
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Charles Blow Began His Search for a Personal, Racial and Sexual Identity in a House With No Steps
“Fire Shut Up in My Bones” is a meditation on race, gender, class and sexuality in the US today.
Learning Empathy for Palestinians as a Refugee From Nazi Germany
“My deepest belief holds that peace can come only when Israel and Palestine are a unified country living under mutual democracy.”
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Remembering Domestic Workers Who Empowered Themselves Against White Exploitation
Black domestic workers in the US were forced to develop unique strategies in the 1960s and 1970s for social change.
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Beyond the Patriot Act: The Most Harmful State Policy Enacted in the Wake of 9/11
The National Security Entry-Exit Registration System allowed the ongoing, state-sanctioned persecution of non-white Americans.
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US Interventionist Policies in Iraq Unleashed Chaos, Brutality and Death Still Unfolding Today
As was revealed by WikiLeaks, US policies in Iraq were largely responsible for the disintegration of Iraq that we are witnessing today.