by Paul Shannon Biden starts moving down a road that leads inevitably to the precipice of nuclear war. The situation in Ukraine has never been more dangerous. On May 30 the New York Times reported that President Biden authorized Ukraine to use U.S. missiles to […]
by Susan McLucas and Paula Iasella On June 24, around 7pm EDT, rumors were flying that Assange had taken a plea deal offered by the Department of Justice. At 7:30pm WikiLeaks posted on twitter: JULIAN ASSANGE IS FREE Julian Assange is free. He left Belmarsh […]
by Brian Garvey The use of social media has revolutionized the way activism is done. The smartphone gives the ability to every person who owns one, and has an internet connection, to become a journalist. This can have serious benefits. For instance, images of the […]
by Katrina Tummino We need not look far to quell any doubts about the efficacy of grassroots organizing, protests, and resistance. In the first of a four-part series on organizing history (globally and domestically), this article will focus on the Civil Rights Movement which stands […]
A summit and a rally in Washington D.C. on July 6-7, 2024 This year NATO celebrates 75 years since its founding. But what is NATO? The response to that question depends on whom you ask. If you ask the US Department of State, they tell […]
By Hoffmann the Organizer When I ponder what is driving the near-universal resurgence of militarism across Europe in the past three years, I feel a sharp pain in my back. For most of my life, I looked to Europe as an actually existing model for […]
How to Unite Pro-Palestinian Students By Camille van Vliet After the Israeli invasion of Gaza, campus politics have been at the center of protest politics surrounding genocide in Palestine. The many deaths in Gaza have divided campuses ever more. Dialogue on campuses has withered away, […]
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