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A Brief History of US Concentration Camps

Brett Wilkins Counterpunch
“The US ran concentration camps before, when we rounded up Japanese people during World War II,” she tweeted. “It is such a shameful history that we largely ignore it. These camps occur throughout history.”

Why Venezuela Is the Vietnam of Our Time

Celina della Croce Independent Media Institute
In its latest dossier, Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research details the forms that the hybrid war in Venezuela has taken.

No War with Iran

United for Justice and Peace United for Justice and Peace
older woman holding protest sign
We must demand Congress prevent the Trump Administration from going to war with Iran. To that end, United for Peace & Justice has partnered with Veterans For Peace, a UFPJ member group.

Toward a Movement 40 Million Strong

Jon Liss Organizing Upgrade
immigrant rights protest sign
The battle over ideas (both in form and content, and as measured by PAC, party, and candidate spending) is breeding cynicism and driving down voter turnout.

Against Polling

Nathan Akehurst, Rosie Collington Jacobin
The polling industry claims to offer live snapshots of what the public thinks. Yet the obsession with polls is reducing politics to market research.