Why the U.S. Lost in Afghanistan
Many people my age went off to fight in Afghanistan and Iraq. Our paths would cross again when they returned.
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“Sister, Please Hurry”: Afghan Women Journalists Fear Time Is Running Out to Escape
“Lots of journalists were kidnapped by the Taliban and still, no one knows what has happened or if they…
How 9/11 Kneecapped a Movement
The smell of the “Pile,” the media elevation of Rudy Giuliani to near-sainthood and the sudden disappearance of the global justice movement are memories I would like to forget but can’t.
Interview: Peace Activists Kathy Kelly and Medea Benjamin Talk about Afghanistan and What Comes Next
Kabul has fallen. The 20-year U.S. military adventure in Afghanistan is over. And now many of the leading militarists…
“The pandemic has re-doubled my commitment to my people,” a Havana doctor says amid shortages, protests.
After The Bombs Stop Falling, Gaza Struggles to Rebuild
Children orphaned, jobs lost, trees uprooted and tens of millions of dollars in losses.
#FreeBritney and All Saudi Women Too
A look at Saudi Arabia’s restrictions on women shows that Britney’s case should be seen through an international lens.
Put a Woman in Charge: New President Changes Tanzania’s Covid Approach
After Tanzania’s Covid-denialist president drops dead, “Mama Samia” takes the helm and turns to science to guide pandemic response.
How the Jewish State’s founding ideology shapes it to this day.
Biden Should Make Normalizing Relations with Cuba “A Priority”
Silvia from Miami, Eduardo from Hialeah, Abel from Lakeland. The names pour in on the donations page for “Syringes…
