Until the Day I Die: Haitian Women Winning Their Rights
Haitian peasant and women's rights advocate Gerta Louisama speaks about the struggle for social equality and economic rights for rural Haitian women.
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A People’s History of the Egyptian Revolution
No matter how it unfolds, the Egyptian revolution will go down in the history books as a defining moment in the 21st century.
Why Rupert Murdoch’s Phone Hacking Scandal Could Transform British Politics
The tentacles of this scandal reach deep into the very heart of how global corporate power works.
Coming of Age in a Different Time
Dan Chodorkoff’s Loisaida is a compelling coming-of-age story that describes one young woman’s journey of self-discovery and political awakening.
Ten Lessons for Today’s Unions from Labor’s Militant History
As the inequalities in wealth continue to grow, some have argued that the decline in the labor movement is a strong contributing factor to this tendency.
Ground Your Warplanes, Save the Horn of Africa
“When you are hungry, cold is a killer, and the people here are starving and helpless.” Millions of ‘starving and helpless’ people throughout the Horn of Africa know fully the pain of elderly Somali mother, Batula Moalim.