ProtectUMD’s demands are ambitious but require clarity
OUR VIEW: The coalition’s list, while laudable, must be refined in order to maximize its effectiveness.
Why Fidel Castro has taken criticism for violating human rights when other leaders haven’t
Detailing America’s selective human rights outrage toward our enemies and allies.
The new DNC chair must reflect the progressive values of economic populism and diversity
Democrats must appoint young, diverse leadership to communicate their economic message.
Coal isn’t coming back
Demand for coal has been declining, and waiting for it to miraculously bounce back will not benefit the out-of-work coal miners.
The commercialization of subversive culture: when underground meets mainstream
Commercializing subversive culture can help marginalized groups by spreading ideas.
When homelessness hits close to home
Reducing the number of people who are homeless begins with teaching them the necessary skills to regain their financial footing, not just giving them the necessities to live.
It’s a time of transition for Cuba now that Fidel Castro is dead
Castro’s reign produced mixed results for Cuba, but the people are ready to move on.
The Trump administration is already making costly mistakes
For long-term success, a right-wing demagogue needs to pick the right battles and compromise on fiscal issues. However, our president-elect may not do either.