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The architecture of city today reflects the emphasis on exclusionary privatized space and the limiting of any genuine commons. It is a landscape of paranoia.

We have a poor record of even knowing who the people we train are.

In many ways, Jackson, Mississippi, is the ideal place for an economic justice movement to begin because the problems are so dire.

All across the country black children as young as kindergarteners have been hand cuffed and arrested as if they are adults.

Nicole Guerrero's experience was downright horrific.

The NRA and its gun lobby pals keep the market jumping.

Albert Shanker Institute executive director Leo Casey talks about community schools, public education, teacher evaluation, standardized testing, Common Core, the political dimension of corporate education

Jimmy Nelson's Before They Pass Away is a beautiful book, but its images echo a colonial vision which remains deeply destructive of peoples - tribal or other - who …

As more and more individuals and groups are now considered excess, consigned to zones of abandonment, surveillance and incarceration, dystopian politics has become mainstream politics and the practice of …

In this video, Henry A. Giroux discusses neoliberalism as a form of violence in the 21st century and explains its connection to disposability.