Sabeel Rahman has a piece in the The Nation that reviews some of the journal's classic essays from the Progressive Era as a way for us to learn about that period today as we deal with the New Gilded Age. Do the Progressives offer a...
Author: Erik Loomis
A good use of Congress' time in 1975. On this date, Congress voted to restore U.S. citizenship to Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee. On this date, in 1975. pic.twitter.com/TAZjBEN3os— Kevin.
Activists in Denton, Texas continue the newfound attack on Confederate nostalgia. Surveillance video shows that sometime between Sunday night and Monday morning, two individuals used large stencils and red spray.
Labor in Bangladesh is not cheap enough for the apparel industry. Time to move to Myanmar, so long as the government--a group of military leaders not precisely known for taking the poor into consideration--doesn't raise the minimum wage to a shockingly high 40 cents an...
It's nice that the National Review can run articles insinuating that Bernie Sanders is a Nazi, or I'm sorry, a national socialist. Quite the respectable publication with really high standards.
Time for another round of Out of Sight promotion! Specifically, I wanted to let all our New York readers know that on Wednesday, July 29, at 7 pm, I will.
On July 19, 1972, the AFL-CIO announced its decision not to endorse George McGovern for president. This astounding decision helped doom the already floundering McGovern campaign, helping to guarantee another victory for Richard Nixon. It also placed a permanent divide between non-labor progressives in the...
Tom Sugrue is a great historian and he makes excellent points in this op-ed about how racism is not just a southern problem but a national problem. But let's face.
Remember the days when we Democrats were supposed to listen to Wesley Clark? Yeah..... But I do think on a national policy level we need to look at what self-radicalization.
I realized that some of you have probably never seen any of the Sun Ra films. Allow me to alleviate this serious problem in your life.
A great start in New York fighting wage theft: On Wednesday, the owner of nine Papa John’s franchises in New York City pled guilty to the first criminal case brought.
Civil War reenactment, Baker County, Florida It's nice that not only does the Baker County, Florida have a courthouse mural heroically portraying the Ku Klux Klan, but that said mural.