Readers’ View Views in brief Liberation is a self-activity | An incorrect comparison | Vanguards and state power | Prisoner education saves lives
Readers’ View Protesting John Kerry at UMass Activists gathered at the University of Massachusetts at Boston graduation to voice their opposition to commencement speaker John Kerry.
Alan Maass Friends of the coup makers Officially, the U.S. government opposes the coup that ousted Honduras' Manuel Zelaya. But if one Democratic powerbroker gets his way, that will change.
James Illingworth Workers occupy UK factory When workers at Vestas Windsystems learned of the company's plans to shut down its wind turbine plant, they organized and fought back.
Amanda Maystead Not the public’s enemy The movie trailers would have you believe that Public Enemies is about the exploits of bank robber John Dillinger. Sadly, its focus is the FBI.
John Pilger Murdoch’s war on journalism Revelations of phone tapping by a British newspaper owned by Rupert Murdoch are part of a pattern for a man of relentless inhumanity.
Brian Tierney Speaking up for single-payer in D.C. One thousand people rallied in Washington to demand single-payer health care on July 30, the 44th anniversary of Medicare.
Bronwyn Roe Rallying against anti-LGBT violence Some 100 people gathered in New York City's Jackson Heights to protest recent attacks on two transgender women.
Maritere Silva Pro-immigrant mural defaced In Chicago's largely Latino Pilsen neighborhood, a pro-immigrant mural was defaced by racist graffiti in late July.
Lance Selfa Making excuses for health care non-reform The health care industry could never get away with selling the proposals masquerading as "reform" in Washington. That's what Democrats are for.
