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ACTIVISM
| COMMENTARY
| CULTURE
| FEATURES
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Activism

Zapatista Women's Encuentro by Kaya Weidman

Just after midnight on January 1, 2008, the 14th anniversary of the...

State of the Movement by Michael Bronski

Apparently it’s the time of the year to give talks about the State ...

Voices for Creative Nonviolence by Paul Abowd

Over a year after Democrats won Congress on a still un-fulfilled an...

Turning Words Into Actions by Jason Laning

I spent most of the weekend of January 11, 2008 in jail. It was eas...

Freightliner Workers Fight for their Jobs by Tiffany Ten eyck

Cleveland, North Carolina, a small town with less than 1,000 reside...

Crunch Time For U.S. War Resisters In Canada by Gerry Condon

ZMO ONLINE-ONLY ARTICLE: AWOL GIs continue to make the trek north. ...

Stealth Election at the TWU by Carl Finamore

The Transport Workers Union (TWU) was locked in a major fight for u...

Out of Sight Communities by Margaret Adams

ZMO ONLINE-ONLY ARTICLE: Maine hires migrant farm workers with H-2B...

The Battle To Save New Orleans Public Housing by Michael Steinberg

ZMO ONLINE-ONLY ARTICLE: “They’re using New Orleans as an experimen...

Commentary

Imperialist Democrats by David Steel

As the 2008 primary season progresses the leading Democratic candid...

The Democratic Party's Illusion of Democracy by Jeff Nall

As the Democratic Party presidential nomination race progresses, ma...

Another Parade Passes Me By by Carl Finamore

Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are setting records for v...

Exonerating Neocon Criminals by Joshua Frank

According to FBI whistleblower Sibel Edmonds, there is a vast black...

A Judicial Irony by Bob Elmendorf

In an unusual judicial irony, Dr. Rafil Dhafir, a Syracuse oncologi...

2008 Ten Worst Places To Be Black by Bruce Dixon

The stark and inescapable fact of double-digit disparity between bl...

University of Mass Destruction by Will Parrish

Since 2005, UC Regents have formed a pair of high-stakes partnershi...

GodMen by Bill Berkowitz

Christian music brings in big-time money. Likewise, the release and...

Culture

Sundance and The Contradictions of Independent Media by David Rosen

Sundance is the premier U.S. film festival. It annually draws a new...

Book Reviews by Christopher Holmbäck

The Sutras of Abu Ghraib by Aiden Delgado, Road from ar Ramadi by C...

Features

Pakistan in Peril by David Barsamian

Fatima Bhutto published her first book, Whispers of the Desert, a c...

Neither Popular Government Nor Popular Information by Edward Herman

One of my favorite quotations, from James Madison in 1822, is that ...

Agrarian Apocolypse Looms in Mexico by John Ross

At the stroke of midnight this past January 1, 100 or so farmers an...

The Megachurch Juggernaut by Jeff Keilholtz

The megachurch phenomenon is four decades in the making. Unleashed ...

From Global Financial Crisis to Global Recession, Part I by Jack Rasmus

Last year we witnessed the emergence of the most serious financial ...

The Effect of the U,S, Occupation of Iraq by Kevin Young

ZMO ONLINE-ONLY ARTICLE: A primary stated justification for continu...

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ANARCHY FEST - The fourth annual Victoria Festival of Anarchy & Bookfair is planned for September 5-12, with the Bookfair on the last two days; features workshops, presentations, music and more.

FAIR TRADE - The Fair Trade Futures Conference is scheduled for September 10-12 in Boston, with seminars aimed towards promoting an alternative and more just economy.

BOOKFAIR - The Twin Cities Anarchist Bookfair is scheduled for September 10-12 in south Minneapolis, with skillshares, crafts, food, music, and of course authors, publishers and books.

DEMOCRACY SCHOOL - The Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund is hosting a democracy School in Seattle September 17-18, to teach organizing for environmental justice and sustainable communities.

PEACE DAY - September 21 is the UN's International Day of Peace, with this year's theme Youth, Peace and Development.

MOBILIZATION - Appalachia Rising events against mountaintop removal mining are scheduled for September 25-27 in Washington, DC. A weekend conference, Appalachia Rising, Voices from the Mountains, is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday. On Monday, the Appalachia Rising Day of Action will feature a march and rally.

JOBS - A mass mobilization and march for jobs, One Nation Working Together, is scheduled for Saturday, October 2 in Washington, DC. The event is supported by local peace and economic justice groups around the country, who are organizing rides there.

SPACE FOR PEACE - The annual International Week of Protest to Stop the Militarization of Space is scheduled for October 2-9; resources to help plan educational events or demonstrations are available online and by request.

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