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The Visible, the Invisible, and the Indivisible
Prevailing thought is like prevailing wind; it requires less effort to allow oneself to be carried along than to set a course that goes against it. Also like wind, …
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“Django”: Stream of Consciousness Review
Lee R. Haven reviews Tarantino's new slavery era revenge western
Encounter with Justice: Human Rights and Resistance in Puerto Rico
The Encuentro Derechos Humanos 2012, recently held at San Juanu2019s University of the Sacred Heart was a reunion for scholars and activists dedicated to opening dialogue on equality and …
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It’s Better Than it Looks
Washington, DC — To be deemed a serious analyst at the moment seems to require a lot of hand-wringing and sneering over how awful Congress looked over the last …
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Americans Still Waiting for Predicted Hyperinflation
Paul Krugman: Very few people have been willing to let the evidence speak.
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New Year, New Era for Progressives and Obama
With Obama's administration constantly shifting to the right, a stronger, grassroots movement of progressive politics is needed in 2013.
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Amsterdam’s Plan to Resettle “Antisocial Tenants” in Containment Camps Set to Begin This Month
Today, ‘scum villages’ for ‘antisocial tenants’ in Amsterdam. Perhaps tomorrow it will be containment camps for surplus labor in all capitalist economies.
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The Final Failure of a Failed Congress
The sun will rise on Thursday morning to shine down upon the end of the 112th Congress, the single most useless do-nothing assembly of fools and failures in …
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The Battle for 2014 Begins on Day One in the Senate
With the filibuster intact, Republicans are really the only Party that can pass legislation in either body.
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Austerity: The Phony Solution to a Phony Deficit Crisis
The wealthy who profit from economic decline and austerity promoted the so-called ‘fiscal cliff,’ but the way to reduce the deficit is to increase employment.