What Do the New Deal and World War II Tell Us About the Prospects for a Stimulus Package? November 21, 2008Price V. Fishback Everybody is talking about the stimulus package, […]
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As long-time readers know, I am a rape survivor and only recently began to work on healing from that long ago trauma that I had repressed for nearly two decades. […]
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Marcella Chester's Carnival Against Sexual Violence (edition 59) is out and one of my blog entries (Recap: Our Love Should Not Hurt) is featured. You can see the full list […]
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Friends, Due to burnout, personal issues and lack of time, it has been a long time since I published a new issue of The Multiracial Activist and The Abolitionist Examiner. […]
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A BIRTHDAY MESSAGE FROM THE COMMANDANT OF THE MARINE CORPS During the summer of 1982, in the wake of a presidential directive, Marines went ashore at Beirut, Lebanon. […]
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Yesterday, I participated in a panel discussion on domestic violence and sexual assault. The event, titled "Our Love Should Not Hurt" was sponsored by the Alpha Chapters of Zeta Phi […]
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Well, it is likely, according to many sources including Karl Rove, that Obama will decimate McCain. Further, the Democrats may increase their majority in the Senate to 58/9. 25-35 additional […]
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Here we go again – triggered and angered by the television. I was watching one of my favorite shows – Life on Mars (new U.S. version of a BBC […]
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U.S. Agricultural Programs: Who Pays? November 1, 2008Ernest C. Pasour Jr. The Economist labeled the recently enacted 2008 farm bill “A Harvest of Disgrace” (May 24, 2008). The five-year $307 […]
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Trials and Tribulations of a Hybrid System October 31, 2008Anthony de Jasay Over the anguished cries and resigned sighs of its victims, the financial storm that broke out in August 2007 […]
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