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Henry A. Giroux | The Spectacle of Illiteracy and the Crisis of Democracy
At the core of any viable democratic politics is the ability to question the assumptions central to an imagined democracy.
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Dissing DuVernay and the Lessons of “Selma“
The lessons of “Selma” itself are relevant to Ava DuVernay's omission from the Academy Awards nomination for Best Director.
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More and War: The Tao of Washington
In a sense, there are only two operative words in twenty-first-century Washington: more and war.
Building Their Own Gallows: The Oil Pipelines
The debate surrounding labor's support for oil pipelines has largely centered on a false dichotomy: jobs vs. climate.
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We Need Less Work, Not More
For the planet and our health, it's time to build a labor movement that stands for less labor, not more.
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New IRS Rules for Nonprofit Hospitals That Sue Patients
Under new IRS rules these hospitals must take extra steps to inform poor patients they may qualify for financial assistance.
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Five Major Accomplishments Barbara Boxer Achieved During Her Tenure
Having served in Congress since 1983, Boxer has built quite a resume as a public official.
How the Great Food War Will Be Won
Researchers from Iowa have shown that organic farming methods can yield almost as highly as pesticide-intensive methods.
Thousands Massacred in Nigeria: Who Exactly Is Boko Haram?
Nigeria suffered a terrible terrorist attack on Thursday when Boko Haram insurgents raided the town of Baga.
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US Workplaces Are Hostile to Families
Attaining the kind of social and economic stability needed for a child to thrive is increasingly difficult for the working poor.