Climate Change, Presidential Politics, and Environmental Racism

Can Al Gore Save the World?

In the print edition...

• Nature, Society and Human Survival, by Marc Brodine
• Exposed! Police Brutality in Buffalo, by Chris Stevenson
• Ending the War: Peace Activists Meet to Chart Course, by Ben Sears
• Puntos de enfoque para una perspectiva de izquierda en el debate sobre la inmigración, por Emile Schepers

Frederick Engels, in his graveside address for Marx, noted that “Marx discovered the law of development of human history: the simple fact, hitherto concealed by an overgrowth of ideology, that mankind must first of all eat, drink, have shelter and clothing, before it can pursue politics, science, art, religion, etc.”

A talk show producer once told me that he breaks police officers down into three categories. Twenty percent of the officers are really good cops; they arrest dangerous criminals, they’ll climb a tree to save your little girl’s cat.

The Chicago UFPJ conference was memorable both because of the successful formal proceedings and the decisions reached and because of the countless sidebar conversations and discussions that enriched everyone’s experience.

Se está escribiendo y hablando mucho sobre los problemas relacionados con la inmigración de los indocumentados. Los políticos y los llamados “expertos” pitorrean mentiras racistas.