
How the Memory of the ’60s Civil Rights Era Is Being Co-Opted
Exposing the manipulation of the ’60s civil rights legacy by many diverse movements today that are trying to co-opt it for their own ends.
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Exposing the manipulation of the ’60s civil rights legacy by many diverse movements today that are trying to co-opt it for their own ends.
Like the “Mouse That Roared,” Ukraine should try for a total victory: foreign policy expert Gideon Rose.
In Britain, where failure is often celebrated, his survival has done him no favors.
A vicious cycle of poverty, climate change, and animal suffering makes dairy farming in India unsustainable.
Of all the Republican candidates, it’s most mystifying what Mike Pence hopes to gain from running for president. Maybe he just likes receiving death threats.
Why this won’t be an Asian century.
The next fiscal cliff: Impending state/local fiscal crises loom large due to political short-sightedness in budgeting. Urgent action will be needed.
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At a time when disinformation and narrow-mindedness are at an all-time high, the last thing we need is a purported “reform” candidate who contributes to the mess.
An examination of the shift in space exploration and satellites from government-led to private sector dominance and how SpaceX has led the way.
In recognition of Memorial Day I talk with David Morris, an embedded correspondent during the Iraq War, a victim himself of PTSD, and author of a poignant exploration.
Facing defeat, the Tories are trying to import Trumpism.