Lynn Koh
October 15, 2014
Thoughts on Hong Kong. (I wish to thank Timmy Lu and Lucia Lin for their ideas and analysis)
Few actions could have been more brazen than the government's cancellation of talks last week with representatives of the Hong Kong Student Federation, one of the leaders of the...
Dear readers and friends,
Events from Iraq, Syria and Gaza to Ferguson and the U.S-Mexico border underscore why work against war and militarism rooted in a "race, class and gender" analysis is needed more than ever. So we wish we were writing to announce expansion of War...
Felicia Gustin
July 18, 2014
I think about the children in Gaza, the children coming across the Mexico - U.S. border, the children without water in Detroit, the children living with violence in Oakland.
I think about what kind of future our children face and what is our responsibility, as adults, to...
Gary Hicks
July 13, 2014
by Pilar Rodríguez Aranda (Reposted from here.)
(To read this post in Spanish, scroll down.)
Everyday I read, listen to, and witness the decomposition of our “human” societies, and everyday I become more convinced there will never be a real change if we do not work...
Max Elbaum
July 9, 2014
"In Gaza last night, while Israeli army forces launched military attacks by sea, air and via artillery shells, hundreds of thousands of Palestinian children were unable to sleep inside their roof-tinned homes, clinging to their parents, crying, and terrified. The shelling last...
by Michael Reagan
Washington's Wars and Occupations:
Month in Review #112/August 31, 2014
Faced with Two Societies, Separate and Unequal, mass rebellion sweeps Ferguson and resonates nationwide. Michael Reagan reports.
