Howard Zinn on keeping hope and perspective
Monte Asbury features a lovely post that excerpts the conclusion of Howard Zinn’s 1994 book You Can’t Be Neutral on a Moving Train: A Personal History of Our Times. These … Continue reading
John Pilger: Cruelty and xenophobia shame and stir the lucky country
For North Americans, please note that Australia, like the US, has two major parties. The equivalent to the Republicans, its ideological allies, are actually called The Liberal Party, but they … Continue reading
Consumerism and climate change
Charging Towards the Big Melt by Stephen Leahy BROOKLIN, Canada, Jan 15 (IPS) – Record retail store sales during the holiday season in North America is one reason 2007 is … Continue reading
Authentic hope
Some very thoughtful words from Rebecca Solnit on our current condition in her excellent book, Hope in the Dark, p. 24: “Bush invited his constituency to be blind to the … Continue reading
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