Cartoon Awakening: Toward a Positive Media Strategy
Much has been said and done in response to the deliberately offensive anti-Muslim cartoons published late last year by a conservative Danish newspaper.
African American History Month: The Fight Against Racism
Racism is not simply one group of people thinking badly about another...racism is not just an attitude, not just a feeling or a prejudice. Instead, racism is materially rooted in the institutional structures of our society.
Michael Shermer On Dennett's “Breaking The Spell”
Dennett claims that his book is a “forthright, scientific, no-holds-barred investigation of religion as one natural phenomenon among many.”
The Winter Olympics and Defending Bryant Gumbel
The right-wing media hordes, in a mad dash to deflect attention from Dick Cheney’s shooting spree, may have found their target of mass distraction: Bryant Gumbel.
Soldier Fears Retaliation for Civil Rights Complaint
A US soldier stationed in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) says he is being retaliated against for complaining when his superiors failed to fly the American Flag at half-mast in remembrance of civil rights leader Mrs. Coretta Scott King.
Upcoming Elections in Peru, Colombia, Guyana, and Mexico
In the next 6 months, Guyana, Peru, Colombia and Mexico will all hold presidential elections.
Road to Peace Goes Through Santa Cruz
Three years ago today we tried to prevent a war with the largest public demonstrations in cities around the world that had ever been held.
Hotel Workers Announce National Campaign
Hotel workers announce the kickoff of a national campaign to negotiate new contracts with the largest hotel chains in cities throughout the US in 2006.
Iraqi NGOs Fight for the Freedom of Association
The 'Co-ordinating Committee for the NGOs Conference' has considered the 6th of February a day of solidarity for abolishing the government Decree 8750.
African American History Month: CPUSA Educational Commission
As images from Katrina cascaded across their television screens, millions of people were shocked and asked themselves 'Why'? Why do so many racially oppressed people live in poverty?
