Op-Ed

Minorities around the country stood strong in the face of efforts to suppress their votes. Now that the election is over, what will happen to that energy and force?

On Election Day, the American people did not just vote for a president, they also voted for more jobs, green jobs, instead of continued outsourcing to China.

From the earliest days of the Zionist colonization it was argued that Arabs have no real reason to be in Palestine: They can be just as happy somewhere else, …

Unlike the Parker Brother's Monopoly, the economic crash is not a game, and if we do not implement genuine change, then it will be the entire country who loses.

Now that Obama has been re-elected, he can begin the process to change the economic conversation so that the government can invest in people and not corporations.

You would have lost the election but for your liberal base. For the second time in a row, we saved you. You gained traction in the long campaign only …

More than fifty years since the Civil Rights Movement, certain Americans have had their right to vote denied based on new voter suppression laws across the nation.

I was 6 years old when the topsoil of Kansas blew over the small southwest Iowa town where we lived. The year was 1935. All day long the sky …

The Occupy movement is raising awareness and trying to put an end to major corporations profiting from prison privatization.

Dr. Rafil Dhafir, a Muslim, is serving a 22-year sentence set in motion during post-9/11 hysteria that targeted his humanitarian organization.