Human Rights

Violence doesn't have a race, a class, a religion, or a nationality, but it does have a gender.

The time is so late, the danger so great, that I call upon all the forces which believe in peace to take a lesson from the labor movement, the …

While the US celebrates the re-election of its first African American President and the successes of numerous African Americans in all walks of life, there remain troubling challenges. While …

Zero Dark Thirty has sparked debate on its justification of torture, its misuse of facts and its pro-CIA agenda.

If MLK Day 2013 taught us anything, it is that after the Internet, the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. has become one of the most contested of …

MLK's “dream” was never about electing an African-American president.

If anything is strengthening the pro-choice and reproductive justice movements, it's the people, regardless of age, who are working outside the traditional power structures.

More than two decades after the fall of the Berlin wall, what have we learned about barriers that separate people?

The mainstream press regards Julian Assange as neither whistleblower nor journalist, says law professor Jonathan Turley. And his defiance of category has been his downfall.

Peter Collins talks to Jason Leopold.