Father Daniel Berrigan’s legacy of resistance
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On April 30th, Father Daniel Berrigan, an anti-war activist, Jesuit priest, author, and poet, passed away at the age of 94.
Search Results for civil rights
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Alon Ben-Meir: The global crisis of leadership
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A question often raised is: are leaders a reflection of their time, or are they individuals who rise to answer the call of the hour?
Levar Stoney announces candidacy for Richmond mayor post
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Levar Stoney, former Secretary of the Commonwealth, declares his candidacy for Richmond Mayor.
Appeals court rules in favor of transgender student in Virginia restroom access case
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An appeals court ruled in favor of a transgender male student in his challenge to Gloucester High School’s discriminatory restroom policy.
No sidelines in fight against climate change
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The first Earth Day was intended to be a college campus teach-in. It soon spread to every community and city across the United States.
Textron plays leading role in Middle East carnage
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The Providence, Rhode Island-based Textron Corporation continues to manufacture and sell cluster munitions to other governments.
The media and the corporate state
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In an interview with Cenk Uygur March 23, Bernie Sanders noted, “The media is an arm of the ruling class of this country.”
Alon Ben-Meir: Why the Brussels attack was all but inevitable
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The horrific attacks in Brussels by terrorists affiliated with ISIS that claimed the lives of 35 people and injured more than 200 was all but inevitable.
Nobel recipient headlines Post-Conflict Recovery Week at JMU
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Mary Wareham, part of a Nobel Peace Prize-winning team, will discuss efforts to ban weapons with artificial intelligence at JMU.
On the Drug War, and other ‘mistakes’
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Dan Baum recalls a 1994 confession by former Nixon domestic policy adviser John Ehrlichmann, about Nixon’s motives in first launching the War on Drugs.
