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Blood on All Our Hands: Don’t Thank Me for My Service Redux
Years after writing the much-read and controversial piece “Don't Thank Me for My Service,” Camillo (Mac) Bica reflects on the same theme, responding to readers who were taken aback …
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Historically, Black Leaders Supported Palestinians; Why Less So Now?
Today's silence by black leaders in the face of Israeli aggression against Palestinians living in the Gaza Strip stands in stark contrast to the historic support of the Palestinians …
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Republicans Are Devoted to Protecting the Reagan Myth, No Matter What
The supposed awesomeness of Mr. Reagan's economic record just doesn't pop out of the data, but don't expect the Reaganolators to acknowledge that.
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CNN Story Pure Propaganda for Police State
CNN recently aired a hopelessly biased and myopic segment on the Erin Burnett Show - a report that can only be described as propaganda for the US police state.
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Sunset an Authorization for the Use of Force in Iraq
Congress and the American people should not accept that major decisions about the use of US military power and resources abroad be made indefinitely - behind closed doors - …
Chlorpyrifos: Banned for Most Americans, Farmworkers and Their Children Left Behind
The pesticide chlorpyrifos was banned for household use over a dozen years ago, but it is still widely applied in agriculture.
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All Stories Are…
The self labeled “conflict journalist” is to journalism what the WWF is to real sport. Its news-tainment.
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Tractors, Ritual Baths, and Dismantling Racism: Welcome to Black and Latino Farmers Immersion
The program brings together training in topics such as soil chemistry and farm planning with a deep analysis of how racism has divorced people of color from the land.
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It’s Not Just a Job
'When a nation exports its jobs to other countries, its citizens are depreciated as human beings.
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Will Lake Erie Turn the Tide?
As far as I can tell, there isn't a well-organized phosphate denial campaign insisting that runoff has nothing to do with algal blooms. But I'm sure one will arise …