Pandering to the Military Won’t Save NFL Players From Racist Backlash
The proud tradition of athlete activists has always included a critique of US militarism. By Dave Zirin, Novenber 13, 2017, The Nation. NFL public-relations flak
The proud tradition of athlete activists has always included a critique of US militarism. By Dave Zirin, Novenber 13, 2017, The Nation. NFL public-relations flak
By Alice Slater NATO’s recent provocative decision to build up its military forces across Europe by sending four new multinational battalions to Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia
The late Eduardo Galeano’s forthcoming book, Hunter of Stories, has five or ten sentences on each page — each page a tiny story, their combination
by Susan Glasser, November 13, 2017 From Politico “They want to know if he’s crazy,” said Suzanne DiMaggio, “or if this is just an act.”
UPDATE: Thank you to Paul Ryder for sending news report that moves Seattle Cafe Shooting to the Veterans list. That makes 29 of 82 or
by Pankaj Mishra, November 12, 2017 From The Guardian ‘Today on the Western Front,” the German sociologist Max Weber wrote in September 1917, there “stands
By David Swanson First they tell you what to think the wars are for. They’re for protection from evil enemies, for spreading democracy and human
By Kathy Kelly, November 10, 2017, The Progressive. Wilfred Owen, an English poet who was killed in action exactly one week before the Armistice that
By David Swanson, World Beyond War HUNTER OF STORIES The late Eduardo Galeano’s forthcoming book, Hunter of Stories, has five or ten sentences on