I see Donald Trump is now president of the United States. When the Trump administration kangaroo courts begin to round up the activists, my advice is not to choose Punishment Park, no matter the prison option. Last summer, I showed this in my film course....
Author: Erik Loomis
This is just great. We're now learning that President-Elect Trump wanted a full Soviet-style inaugural parade, with tanks, missiles and missile launchers. The Pentagon nixed that idea but agreed to.
I don't agree with everything in here and you probably won't either, but this is a good summary of the incredible challenges Democrats face, with Obama's disastrous strategy on building.
On January 20, 1920, Filipino sugar workers on Oahu, Hawaii, went on strike to demand higher pay. Japanese workers soon joined them and this multiracial strike led to minimal victory for workers and, even rarer, a cross-racial strike with significant solidarity that helped create that...
Repealing the ACA would decimate the lives of musicians who rely on it to stay healthy. This is of course part of the point for Republican "governance" that is launching.
While Rick Perry discovers just what the hell the department he is going to run actually does and while Ben Carson examines his own stool.
Above: A Dignified Arizona Republican legislator I guess I wouldn't think Arizona Republicans would table their bill to ban the teaching of any course they think smacks of racial justice in their state's public universities because the faint shadow of what used to be The...
Zeroing out the National Endowment for the Humanities affects me personally as it makes my future research significantly more difficult, but really, there's nothing in the Trump budget that would.
Dr. Lemieux, earlier: Trump could nominate a barrel of cow shit with a Confederate Flag stuck into it to a cabinet post and get 52 yea votes. Meet your new.
North Dakota Republicans have developed a quite rational response to the Dakota Access Pipeline Protests: Republican lawmakers in North Dakota are taking aim at protesters with a handful of bills that would make another pipeline protest far more dangerous. The oil-friendly legislature argues that its...
Did you know there were still Shakers? There were 3. Now there are 2. Sister Frances was a member of the Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village in New Gloucester, Maine who.
The yellow dog contract was common in early 20th century work. These entailed employers forcing workers to sign a contract that explicitly stated they could not join a union as.