Dreams Need No Borders
Mississippi poet Juliet Hinton writes of her dreams fulfilled, thanks to a good education.
For a Model of Working-Class Mass Organizing, Look to the CIO: An Interview With Steve Fraser
Jacobin
The level of anti-capitalist sentiment in the US today hasn’t been seen since the 1930s. Labor radicals seized that moment to create the pivotal Congress of Industrial Organizations. We should take lessons from their achievements — and their misstep
Here.Is.Better. | Movie
The inspiring stories of four men and women military veterans overcoming the effects of PTSD with breakthrough new treatments.
How Close We've Come to Nuclear War
Some of the many times we have nearly blown up the world.
The Woman in the Wall | Dramatic Series
A woman wakes to discover a corpse in her home. The search for the truth winds through a 'Magdalene asylum' and many long-hidden secrets.
Explaining Trump to a Tourist
A foreign tourist asked me a couple days ago, “Please tell me, what the hell sir, is a Trump?”
Bernie Sanders: Congress Must Address Gaza Humanitarian Crisis
It shouldn't be controversial for Congress to ask for information on how U.S. arms are being used in Israel’s military campaign in Palestine.
Scientists Discover ‘Key Stepping Stone’ to the Origin of Life
Newsweek
Scientists have simulated the formation of fatty acids, a key component in the assembly of Earth's first cells, offering insight to the earliest moments of life on the planet and also how life might start on other planets.
Why Conspiracy Theories Are Corrosive to Social Movements — And What To Do About It
Waging Nonviolence
Antisemitic conspiracy theories on the fringe of the movement for a ceasefire in Gaza make it harder to effectively diagnose the problem and challenge power.
Norma Barzman, Blacklisted Screenwriter, Dies at 103
The New York Times
After she and her husband, a fellow writer, saw work in Hollywood dry up during the Red Scare, they continued their careers in self-exile overseas.
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