The Devil’s Bargain: Should justice be negotiable? by Fabia Chenivesse-Wong Contributing Columnist Recently, plea-bargaining has made the headlines, a sufficiently remarkable occasion to warrant attention. Plea-bargaining, or the bringing about of a...
*** Let’s Shut Down the Authoritarian Machine Summary: In an age of fascist politics, we must fight the emergence of apocalyptic nationalism and racist authoritarianism. “We can have democracy in this country, or we can have great wealth concentrated in...
If Classrooms Are “Free of Politics,” the Right Wing Will Grow by Henry A. Giroux This article previously appeared in Truthout. It is reprinted here with permission of the author. A disconcerting number of academics and teachers in the current moment...
Children In Cages by J. Taylor Basker When I was four years old, I was separated from my parents in Puerto Rico and sent on an Army airplane on a friend’s lap to the mainland. The situation in P.R. had become very difficult due to the war. There were food...
A British film festival in France on the eve of Brexit, and thoughts on The Guardian’s Brexit Shorts by Fabia Chenivesse-Wong Columnist In March, the 22nd annual “British Screens” film festival was held in Nimes, a Provençal city of 150,000 souls. The...
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