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I’m an 80-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor — Anti-Fascists Aren’t Scary, Neo-Nazis Are
After hiding in a Berlin cellar, I'm faced once again with neo-Nazis.
Understanding Russia’s “Zapad” Military Exercises
Recent Russian war games in have raised fears of a military incursion into Poland or the Baltic States.
Hundreds Dead in Mexico After Earthquake Strikes on Anniversary of Devastating 1985 Quake
Laura Carlsen discusses earthquakes in Mexico City.
Correcting History: Five Things No One Wants to Say About Korea
The real aggressor on the Korean Peninsula was always the US.
How to Read Donald Trump: On Burning Books but Not Ideas
If there was a company that embodied the influence of the US, it was the Walt Disney Corporation.
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Labor Movements and Universalizing Resistance
It is often forgotten that the US labor movement played a critical role in advancing the civil rights movement.
Enriqueta Vasquez: Eminent Historian for “The Women of La Raza”
“The Women of La Raza” by Enriqueta Vasquez is both a treasure and a living codex.
Is the US Empire’s Reign Nearing an End?
Alfred W. McCoy ponders whether these may be the last days of US hegemony.
Enforcing Empire Through a Global Surveillance State
Surveillance has historically played in securing US hegemony — a role that has only increased in recent years.
African Americans Fighting Fascism and Racism, From World War II to Charlottesville
There is a collective amnesia in US politics and media.