In an interview for The Guardian, environmentalist and human rights activist and author, Arundhati Roy, told Stephen Moss, “If you’re an Adivasi [tribal Indian] living in a forest village and […]
According to the Jamie McGoldrick of the UN’s Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, 40,000 have been injured and 16,200 people have been killed in Yemen, including 10,000 civilians […]
The Civil Rights Movement is often seen as a movement limited to the 1950s and 60s but truly this was just a period of heightened public activity and publicity of […]
Originally posted on Warrior Publications:
“Hope Springs Eternal–The Ghost Dance,” by Howard Terpning By Zig Zag, Warrior Publications, December 23, 2016 Over the last few months there’s been a lot…
Troops can’t be separated from the crimes they commit. You can’t hate the senseless destruction and suffering created by war and the greed and hate that motivates it but “support […]
Debates about socialism, communism, and capitalism are often marked by rhetoric, propaganda, regurgitation of propaganda, and plain misunderstanding of what these terms mean, especially in America. Unfortunately, whenever these topics […]
The Bakken pipeline also called the Dakota Access Pipeline, a $3.7 billion, 1,134-mile-long underground pipeline that is supposed to carry over ½ million barrels of oil per day across North […]
Via DemocracyNow.org: “In Cannonball, North Dakota, over 100 police with military equipment are advancing on a resistance camp established by Native American water protectors in the path of the proposed […]
Via Telesurtv: “Veteran Native American activist Dennis Banks told teleSUR’s Abby Martin the gathering against Dakota Access pipeline was a community of Native nations. Historical trauma is one of the […]
Via Antimedia: “Claire Bernish August 13, 2015 (ANTIMEDIA) San Bernardino National Forest — An ongoing investigation by The Desert Sun into Nestle’s contentious bottled water operations in drought-stricken California first […]
