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Henry A. Giroux | Hope in the Age of Looming Authoritarianism
Increasingly, young people are becoming more willing to cross boundaries, join questions of understanding and power, and bring into being new ways of engaging with the world.
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The Retirement Deficit
Many of America's CEOs don't think we're ‘entitled’ to a secure retirement.
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From Rome, Five Basic Insights on Inequality
In plain yet powerful language, Pope Francis is challenging the givens of our deeply unequal world - and helping inspire resistance to it.
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The Right’s Misconstrued Constitution
The Supreme Court will rule on the right of a corporation owned by abortion opponents to assert its freedom of religion on health insurance, trumping a woman's choice of …
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Tiny Tim Time at Walmart
Shouldn't Sam Walton's heirs at least pony up a pittance from their prodigious inheritance for a few turkey-and-sweet-potato dinners on Thanksgiving?
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Six of the Top Ten US Billionaires Are Kochs and Waltons
The profits of corporate giants that crash our economy and corrupt our politics deserve your outrage. But the efforts to curb them need your creative energy.
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Dialectical Communitarian Anarchism as the Negation of Domination: A Review of “The Impossible Community“
John P. Clark's latest book represents a crucial contribution to the struggle against domination and for liberation.
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Misled by Mainstream Media
Michael Hager points out the glaring gaps in mainstream media coverage of the news.
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Finally, Hollywood Discovers the Drama in Everyday Poverty
Some movies offer an escape from reality. Sunlight, Jr. is the rare film that can awaken us to it.
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A Pope’s Pointed Message
In a surprising new text by Pope Francis on the role of the Catholic church in society, we are charged to close the massive gap of inequality in this …