Decimating the American environment in order to challenge Putin by drilling for fossil fuels is now a Republican thing. Lover of freedom and the only progressive candidate in 2016, Rand Paul: Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) said Sunday that the situation in Ukraine should be an...
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If Obama had any willpower and was a real leader, he'd use some of these cat rockets against Moscow. That would totally cower Putin and peace would come to Crimea..
California farmworkers remain nearly as exploited as fifty years ago. Filthy, substandard housing, a lack of water in the fields, pesticide poisoning, and poor sanitation define too much of their lives. These workers, migrant and beneath the radar of the Americans for whom they produce...
Republican abortion policy is working out just fine in Texas. Close all the reproductive clinics that serve poor people because those sluts deserve whatever they get for having sex while.
Paul Ryan may be slightly disingenuous: “I think when you have the world’s super power, having a foreign policy that in my opinion is weak, and a defense policy now.
Jonas Dahlberg's memorial plan for the 2011 massacre of the 77 young people in Oslo and Utoya, Norway is incredibly powerful and moving.
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On March 4, 1915, President Woodrow Wilson signed the LaFollette Seamen's Act, creating standards for working conditions on boats that the U.S. would enforce on all ships stopping at American ports, whether under American flags or not. It was not only a major early victory...
This week, Méliès Monday brings you 1908's The Grandmother's Story.
The New York Times article (PDF) on Solomon Northup and his book, 12 Years a Slave, from January 20, 1853.