By Dan Jones for Kairos Center - Below is an interview with Willie Baptist, our coordinator for Poverty Scholarship and Leadership Development. Willie is a veteran of 50 years of poor people’s [...]
By Jean Allen and Frank Castro for Medium. Voting is a limited expression of popular will, choosing which parties or candidates come into political office. In strict terms, it is nothing more or [...]
Fifteen years ago this month, the French sheep farmer Jose Bové revved up his bulldozer and dismantled a McDonald’s. No matter how you slice it, this is one of the most memorable instances of a [...]
CISA is the newest and latest version of a bill that would give the NSA even more powers
CISA is an even more toxic bill than the original CISPA bill. CISA stays in line with the original [...]
Conflict has erupted in Israel and Palestine after the discovery of the bodies of three Israeli teenagers early last week week, whom the Israelis say were kidnapped by Hamas. The Western media, [...]
California's state Senate voted Monday in favor of amending the U.S. Constitution to curb the influence of money in politics.
Assembly Joint Resolution 1, first introduced by state Assemblyman [...]
By RisingTide CoastSalishTerritories, www.youtube.com -
Direct Action and The Unist'ot'en Camp
We need to go beyond petitions, letters, and rallies to stop the government and corporations from destroying Indigenous land and exploiting communities [...]
Defying repeated threats of a lawsuit from Monsanto and the Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA), on May 8, Peter Shumlin, Governor of Vermont, signed a historic bill requiring food [...]
By Kevin Zeese and Margaret Flowers, www.PopularResistance.org -
The next four months are going to determine the future of the Internet. Will it remain free and open with equal access to all? There are powerful corporate interests that want to profit even more [...]
