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Dave Dellinger: A 1993 Interview

Downtown Magazine July 12, 2006 Downtown Magazine

What are your most vivid memories of what happened on the streets and in the parks of Chicago during the 1968 anti-war protests outside the Democratic National Convention?

DELLINGER: Inevitably, the most vivid memory I have is of busloads of police driving up to where we would be gathered, jumping out, getting into formation and marching into the crowd, goose-stepping as they marched. Slapping their sides with their clubs and shouting: `Kill! Kill! Kill! Kill! Then they would go in and hit everybody that they could over the head–or jab their clubs into people’s groins. read more

Indigenous Ceremony at Bear Butte Faces Disruption, ‘Desecration’

Michelle Chen, The NewStandard News July 11, 2006 Michelle Chen, The NewStandard News

A fight to keep a motorcycle rally from disturbing a native prayer site is shedding light on a history of spiritual oppression -- and stoking the movement to protect indigenous cultural rights.

Somalia: Washington’s warlords lose out

Rohan Pearce July 3, 2006 Rohan Pearce

Going Nuclear Again

Sandy Leon Vest June 29, 2006 Sandy Leon Vest

It is the 21st century - the age of terrorism and 'long wars.' Yet in the US and abroad, nuclear power, that 20th century energy behemoth, is quietly coming back. If successful, it threatens to plunge the global populous into unseen levels of darkness and despair.

1491: The Truth About the Americas Before Columbus

Benjamin Dangl June 22, 2006 Benjamin Dangl

In many high school history classes students are told that before Columbus arrived the Americas were full of untamed wilderness loosely populated with savage Indians. Charles Mann's book, 1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus proves that the opposite is true.

Revolutionary Nonviolence and the Critiquing of David Dellinger

Matt Meyer June 15, 2006 Matt Meyer

As catch phrases go, "Revolutionary Nonviolence" has not exactly caught the imagination of generations or legions of activists. Full of rhetoric and apparently contradictory meanings, those two words balanced against one another appear to confuse as many people as they inspire.