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John Lewis Marches On
Bill Moyers and Rep. John Lewis revisit the 1963 March on Washington. How did it transform America?
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King, Obama and the Inner Core of Despotism
Thinking of Obama's badly tainted legacy, I return to King's admonition that we judge others not by the color of their skin but rather by the content of their …
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Contractor Status Complicates Workplace Sexual Harassment
Who governs the misconduct directed at the rising population of our nation's independent contractors?
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Trayvon Martin and the Revolutionary March on Washington
The revolutionary nature of the original March on Washington has been systematically suppressed.
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Honoring the Truth of Martin Luther King’s Life
“The moral arc of the universe is long, and it bends toward irony.” Appearing in an article in The New Yorker written by Jelani Cobb titled "Obama, Surveillance, and …
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Honoring the Truth of Martin Luther King’s Life
“The moral arc of the universe is long, and it bends toward irony.” Appearing in an article in The New Yorker written by Jelani Cobb titled "Obama, Surveillance, and …
The Other March on Washington
At the 50th anniversary March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, a coalition of youth organizers commemorated the original march with imagination and verve.
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My Surprisingly Inspiring Trip to the West Bank: Echoes of Our Civil Rights Movement
Israelu2019s occupation has given rise in recent years to a nonviolent u201cpopular resistanceu201d movement that should be an inspiration to people across the globe.
Civil Rights Pioneer Gloria Richardson, 91, on How Women Were Silenced at 1963 March on Washington
While Richardson was on the program for the March on Washington, when she stood to speak she only had a chance to say hello before the microphone was seized.
Resisting Foreclosure: Rising Up for a Dream Called Home
“Can a society truly be a democracy if housing is not considered a right?” Laura Gottesdiener tells Truthout reagarding her new book.