Category: Thinking Politically

Since its confederation in July 2024, the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) has been on the move. The “wait and see” attitude toward what some have seen as undemocratic changes in the Sahel is not only no longer useful, it is dangerous. The people of the AES have liberated their territory from neo-colonial puppet leadership…

If you asked 100 people in the U.S. or the U.K. to name the country leading gender equity in the Americas, it’s unlikely anyone would correctly answer Nicaragua. This lack of awareness reflects the success of a decades-long imperialist campaign to discredit and undermine Nicaragua’s remarkable achievements since the 1979 revolution.

How a Tiny Island Defies U.S. Sanctions to Lead in Healthcare

Petra Costa explains how screeching evangelical Christian leaders have become kingmakers to all politicians in a chilling documentary that shows democracy on the brink.

Expose the gross obscenity and a level of wealth inequality in the US that should shame every politician, every mainstream-media commentator, and every cultural influencer who fails to make recognition of this travesty central to his or her message.

As global attention turns to Iran, Israeli attacks on starving Palestinians seeking aid have dramatically increased.

It was “déjà vu all over again” when Eric Hanushek and his wife Macke Raymond shared their views in the Washington Post. They cited Michelle Rhee and Mike Miles as exemplary education leaders, merit pay as good education policy and turned to A Nation at Risk for support.

Article reports that Trump approved and then collaborated in Israel’s attack on Iran.

The huge decentralized turnout for No Kings Day has shown that grassroots power can be a major force against the momentum of the Trump regime. The protests were auspicious, with 5 million people participating in 2,100 gatherings nationwide. Activists are doing what the national Democratic Party leadership has failed to do – organize effectively and…