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UW's Anti-Sweatshop Surge
As America's political pendulum slowly swings back in a progressive direction, lots of unfinished business is lately returning to the agendas of...
Jeff Stevens

Target Global Warming, Target Exxon
With over 1400 local events, the April 14 National Day of Climate Action offered a national wakeup call, with citizens in every state raising their...
Paul Rogat Loeb

An Imperial Message
This letter is something I imagine. I imagine it because nothing else is permitted, and for me no other recourse than imagination exists. Perhaps...
Llyd Wells

May Day Returns to its Roots
For many older Americans, "May Day" brings to mind images of phalanxes of Soviet soldiers, goose-stepping through Red Square behind massive tanks,...
Geov Parrish

The Politics of Pragmatism
The latest back and forth between Israel and the Palestinian unity government (and its regional interlocutors) will not bring peace to fruition....
Remi Kanazi

 
"I'm Jeremiah, and I'm not talking about God being mad at us. I'm talking about us killing the planet as a life-support system with gasoline. What's going to happen is, very soon, we're going to run out of petroleum, and everything depends on petroleum. And there go the school buses. There go the fire engines. The food trucks will come to a halt. This is the end of the world. We've become far too dependent on hydrocarbons, and it's going to suddenly dry up. You talk about the gluttonous Roaring Twenties. That was nothing. We're crazy, going crazy, about petroleum. It's a drug like crack cocaine. Of course, the lunatic fringe of Christianity is welcoming the end of the world as the rapture. So I'm Jeremiah. It's going to have to stop. I'm sorry." -- Kurt Vonnegut, 1922-2007, interviewed by Rolling Stone, August 2006
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