The world economy, to the degree it still works at all, serves to benefit the few at the expense of the many. The author of the book under review does an economic deep dive into ways that can reverse that antidemocratic equation.
Noam Chomsky and Robert Pollin tackle the questions of what lessons we can learn from this pandemic and how society may organize moving forward.
My worst nightmare is that if it is not safe for folks in big cities in swing states to line up you see some state legislatures invoking the right under Article II, section 1 of the constitution to appoint Electoral College electors themselves.
We should be wary of simplistic uses of history, but we can learn from the logic of social responses.
As Hughes’ international fame grew, he was being denigrated as a subversive and a communist by his own government.
Proper planning can ensure that the pandemic does not prevent a free and fair election. To be effective, funding is urgently needed.
Voting by mail is key to ensuring the integrity and accessibility of November’s vote.
The announcement that there is no statistical evidence of fraud in the results of the Bolivian presidential elections last October has caused an international uproar.
Resistance by a school community, albeit sometimes fleeting, and devotedness, can change children's education. And what better way could there be of learning democratic resistance than local initiatives adopting a solidarity-based approach?
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