U.S. Diplomats Boost ExxonMobil in Guyana
U.S. interests promise oil will bring riches to the people of Guyana. But export commodities have rarely benefited the country’s majority.
Mapping the Feminist Struggles in India
While many positive changes, vis-à-vis women, have taken taken place, including universal primary education, rising legal literacy, and reservations for women at the level of local government, women in India continue to face serious challenges, including those determined by their caste and religious backgrounds.
Wealth Concentration Drives a New Global Imperialism
Recognizing global imperialism as a manifestation of concentrated wealth, managed by a few hundred people, is of utmost importance for democratic humanitarian activists.
Judging the U.S. for its War Crimes: Chelsea Manning’s Bravery
“I want people to see the truth, regardless of who they are. Because without information, you cannot make informed decisions as a public.” - Chelsea Manning
A Modest Proposal: Don’t Start a Nuclear War
No one wants a nuclear war, ever. Why don't we have a policy against starting one?
Europe’s Fight Against the Far-Right
Across Europe, far-right parties and movements have been gathering steam over the past years — anti-fascists have been organizing in response.