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“We the People,” Not “We the Corporations“
A year from now, Americans will be caught in an unprecedented blizzard of presidential campaign ads. We'll be blinded by the whiteout and buried in the storm's negativity. …
Truthout Authors on The Rick Smith Show
Listen to Truthout Authors speak with labor radio host Rick Smith about their latest reports and commentary: Michael Corcoran Discusses the Death of Keynesian Economics Mike Ludwig Discusses the …
The Public Intellectual: David L. Clark
David L. Clark Ann Coulter and Blowhard Politics: Canadian Universities and the War on ThoughtWednesday 31 March 2010by: David L. Clark, Truthout | Op-Ed
The Public Intellectual: Chronis Polychroniou
Chronis Polychroniou Predatory Capitalism: Old Trends and New RealitiesSaturday, 12 July 2014 09:39By CJ Polychroniou, Truthout | News Analysis Europe in the Iron Grip …
The Public Intellectual: Henry A. Giroux
Articles by Henry A. Giroux Countering the Right-Wing Takeover of the US: An Interview With Henry A. GirouxTuesday, November 28, 2017By Henry A. Giroux | Audio Segment Democracy on …
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Progressive academics address important social issues in a language that is both rigorous and accessible.
Occupy the Narrative
Truthout has been covering the Occupy Wall Street movement on the ground from the first day, and we'll be there until the goals of the movement are reached. This …
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UN Tally Excluded Most Afghan Civilian Deaths in Night Raids
Washington/Kabul - A July United Nations report asserting that only 30 civilians died in targeted raids in Afghanistan during the first six months of 2011 reflected only a very …
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In Mexico, Women Reject Normalisation of Gender Violence
New York - Ninety percent of the non-governmental organisations in Mexico are founded and run by women, says journalist and women's rights activist Lydia Cacho Ribeiro, even as crimes …
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Libya and Iraq: Mirror Images in the Grip of Big Oil
The U.N. Security Council’s mandate, which authorized NATO’s military operations to “protect civilians” in Libya, was just as specious as the one that allowed the Bush administration to invade …