Author: Marc Eliot Stein

By Bruce Fein, March 1, 2018 From The American Conservative On Wednesday, in a show of bipartisan unity against unauthorized wars of choice, Senators Mike

By Robert Anschuetz, February 26, 2018 As I watched President Trump’s first State of the Union address at the end of January, I found myself strangely

By David Swanson, February 25 2018 From Let’s Try Democracy The power of mass demonstrations to mobilize activism and move those in positions of power

By Gar Smith From the Berkeley Daily Planet (October 21, 2016) Filmmaker Craig Atkinson’s dad was a Detroit-area cop for 29 years and a member

By Terry Crawford-Browne, February 18, 2018 Afro-pessimists were astounded when in 1994 South Africa triumphed relatively peacefully over apartheid. The world had expected a racial

From the Afro-Middle East Centre, February 19, 2018 At the establishment of the African Union (AU) in May 2001, discourses about human security and counter

By Terry Crawford-Browne, February 19, 2018 Sanctions against apartheid South Africa are, in the opinion of the writer, the only instance when sanctions have achieved

By David Swanson, February 15, 2018 35% of U.S. mass shooters are military veterans, as compared with 14.76% in the general population for the same

By David Swanson, February 14, 2018 Anna Baltzer’s amazing book Witness in Palestine: A Jewish American Woman in the Occupied Territories has been updated over the years,