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Bringing Fanon’s “Concerning Violence” to Film
Film co-producer Joslyn Barnes discusses “Concerning Violence,” which explores 1960s and 1970s African liberation struggles.
“Progressive” Gentrification: One Community’s Struggle Against Affordable Housing
Under the mayor's affordable housing plan, a New York City neighborhood's rezoning may result in its own kind of gentrification.
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Climate Change Is Violence
Climate change is global-scale violence against places and species, as well as against human beings.
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What the Corporate Media Aren’t Telling You About the TPP
The TPP is a public health disaster waiting to happen.
Arizona State Legislature v. Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission (Amicus Brief)
The case, Arizona State Legislature v. Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission, challenges a state constitutional amendment adopted in 2000 by Arizona voters which created a politically neutral commission drawing new …
EPA Urged to Shut Down Hundreds of Oil Industry Wastewater Wells Threatening California Aquifers
Regulators investigating 532 wells over illegal dumping.
Tissue Issue: Tale of a Shrinking Tree – Green Ninja Show
Paper seems like an infinite resource these days, nobody sees the underlying effects.
The New Arab Cold War: US Policy Sows Conflict, Unrest Across the Middle East and North Africa
As the United States weighs a major escalation with potential military aid to Ukraine, we look at how American policy is sowing conflict across North Africa and the Middle …
Dean Baker: New Leftist Greek Leaders Being “Very Smart” to Challenge German-Imposed Austerity
Economist Dean Baker discusses last month's victory of the left-wing Syriza party in Greece.
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Uber Claims Credit for Drop in Drunk Driving Accidents. But Where’s the Evidence?
The ridesharing service published a report last week with Mothers Against Drunk Driving connecting the rise of Uber to a drop in drunk driving accidents. Except the connection isn't …