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Back to School in a Failing Society
School bells are ringing again as students are going back to their own daily grind …
Month: August 2015
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The Origins of the Police
For most of human history, daily issues of society were settled by people themselves, in …
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A Nation of Mass Incarceration
The US has the largest prison population in the world. With five percent of the …
Leaflets
Imagine If…
Imagine If… Today we know that the world is divided into the one percent and …
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Climate Change? No! We Need a System Change!
There have been five major extinction events on earth where most of the larger plant …
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Racism – A Cancer of This Society
We live in a society based on divisions. The main division, which is hardly ever …
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Women Hold Up Half the Sky…
But Don’t Have Half the Power or Half the Wealth The claim that the division …
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School – Education or Adaptation?
Almost everyone who is involved in education knows that it isn’t working the way it …
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Capitalism – A System of Constant War
We live in a world ravaged by endless war. The estimated death toll from wars …
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What Kind of World Do We Want to Live In?
The school year is beginning. This year is another opportunity to shape the path that …
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Our World is Full of Contradictions – Enormous Possibilities Wasted by Exploitation and War
We live in a world threatened by mass extinctions. Carbon emissions and other pollution have …
Editorials
Our Solution Isn’t At The Ballot Box
Fox News staged the first Republican presidential debate last week. While there were differences in …
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Summertime Should Be Easy!
The summer months are a time to spend with our families, visit relatives in other …
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Evictions Can Be Stopped
During the depression of the 1930s as many as 35 percent of workers were unemployed. …
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What Happened to Public Housing?
In 1937, in a period when workers were fighting all over the country for jobs, …
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The Bay Area – Too Expensive to Live
The average one-bedroom apartment in San Francisco is $3,200 – the highest in the country. …
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New York: Making the Housing Crisis Worse
Rents are skyrocketing in New York City. In the last five years rents have climbed …
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Houses For Living – Not For Profit
About 3.5 million Americans sleep in shelters, transitional housing, and places not meant for living. …
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The New Housing Crisis
The U.S. media and the politicians like to pretend that the economy has recovered and …
