And what the indigenous resistance in North Dakota means for Texas and a world wrapped in pipelines.
Greg Harman
At the Oceti Sakowin Camp, just outside the Standing Rock Native
“Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God.”
— From “The Sermon on the Mount”
[Interviewer’s Note: A man who has published more than 150
In the week’s following the unsuccessful summer coup seeking to unseat Turkey’s increasingly authoritarian regime, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan launched an aggressive purge seemingly targeting all those thought
This column is too important, too insightful and clearly stated to be allowed to drift behind a pay wall for the benefit of the few. With apologies to Foreign Policy,
Days after the police assault and mass arrest of about 120 pipeline resisters at Standing Rock, North Dakota (see below), the majority owner of the contested Dakota Access Pipeline there—
By Richard Falk
A cascade of developments should make us afraid of what seems to be emerging politically in the United States at this time. Although politicians keep telling us
By Ansu John
When it happened, we all knew that the Deepwater Horizon oil spill was unprecedented in scale. The whole nation watched the black billowing smoke from that rig
Gorbachev’s Call for Sanity and Dialogue
28 Oct 2016 – President Mikhail Gorbachev, former leader of the Soviet Union and recipient of the 1990 Nobel Peace Prize, has appealed to
[An adapted version of this post has since been published at Indian Country Today.]
SEJ joins organizations condemning the intimidation of journalists at Standing Rock
It’s the First Amendment:
This is not about Donald Trump. It’s about the language we use talking about mental illness.
It’s been a long, ugly march out of the “madhouses” of American
The big fight over the Dakota Access Pipeline in North Dakota by a now-estimated 300-odd indigenous nations and tribes and allies can be viewed from many perspectives. Perhaps the least
