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Sandronsky: America's False Ideology of White Supremacy
Commentary, October, 31 2008
Seth Sandronsky
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Recall the woman who told Sen. John McCain at a recent Minnesota rally that his opponent, Sen. Barack Obama, is an Arab and therefore not to be trusted? McCain "defended" Obama by contrasting Arabs and Americans as separate groups of people in a k...
Sandronsky: Reviewing Huffington's Reviewing Right Is Wrong
Commentary, August, 11 2008
Seth Sandronsky
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Arianna Huffington has turned it around. She was in the GOP but is now a vocal critic of the party, especially the Bush-Cheney White House. Her body of work joins a growing field of criticism for the Republican Party leadership, with Conservatives...
Sandronsky: Taxing U.S. Stocks and Bonds
Commentary, July, 10 2008
Seth Sandronsky
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Listen. Hear the air blowing from the once huge bubble of U.S. home prices. It's a multi-trillion dollar loss of wealth. This path of ruin is large and growing.
Sandronsky: UC Workers Avert Walkout To Continue Contract Talks
Commentary, June, 23 2008
Seth Sandronsky
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Have you been to a University of California campus, hospital or student health center? If so, a member of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, Local 3299, helped you. Some 1,300 service workers and 2,600 patient-care t...
Sandronsky: In Sacramento, water woes grow, Voluntary conservation reigns for now
Commentary, June, 04 2008
Seth Sandronsky
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A suburb of 109,000 people in Placer County, 16 northeast of Sacramento on Interstate 80, the city of Roseville's demand for water from the American River via Folsom Lake outstrips the supply. Why? Blame last year's drought plus a rain- and snow-f...
Sandronsky: Reviewing Dissent
Commentary, May, 08 2008
Seth Sandronsky
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Who are these diplomats and soldiers who've been saying public figures made false statements that spurred a war of aggression in Iraq? And why should we care? Retired Col. Ann Wright and Susan Dixon answer such questions and more in Dissent: Voice...
Sandronsky: Standardizing Learning: Rethinking a policy of one-size-fits-all
Commentary, April, 29 2008
Seth Sandronsky
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Talk about the daily grind of education. Every day in countless classrooms across the U.S., teachers are using standardized curriculum to prepare their students to take and score highly on high-stakes achievement tests. But critics say forcing K-...
Sandronsky: Rethinking New Mexico History
Commentary, March, 10 2008
Seth Sandronsky
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In 1967 author, historian, human rights activist and professor Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz was working on a Ph.D. in Latin American history at UCLA when a TV report drew her attention. Armed men of the Alianza Federal de Pueblos Libres had captured a sma...
Sandronsky: California's Health Care Crisis
Commentary, February, 08 2008
Seth Sandronsky
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Nearly seven million Californians lack health insurance, or about every fifth person in the state. Big papers such as the San Jose Mercury News and the Sacramento Bee urged the state Senate Health Committee to pass the Núñez-Perata health-care ref...
Sandronsky: 14 Years of Meanness: Repealing California's Three Strikes Law
Commentary, December, 31 2007
Seth Sandronsky
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Fourteen years is enough. It is time to repeal California's Three Strikes law, passed by lawmakers and voters on the watch of former GOP Gov. Pete Wilson in 1994.
Sandronsky: Reviewing The Confiscation of American Prosperity: From Right-Wing Extremism and Economic Ideology to the Next Great Depression
Commentary, December, 15 2007
Seth Sandronsky
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Can a recent history of the U.S. economy read a bit like a crime story? Yes, in the hands of Michael Perelman, an author and economics professor at CSU Chico.
Sandronsky: California's Good Medicine for Health Care?
Commentary, November, 08 2007
Seth Sandronsky
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The political clash of reform plans for health care insurance coverage in California, hardly affordable and available, is not resolved. When it will be is unclear. Much hangs in the balance.
Sandronsky: Reviewing The Search for a Civic Voice
Commentary, October, 25 2007
Seth Sandronsky
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[The Search for a Civic Voice: California Latino Politics, Kenneth C. Burt, Regina Books 2007]
Sandronsky: Want Financial Stability? Hands Off Social Security!
Commentary, September, 25 2007
Seth Sandronsky
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Say it loud. Social Security is rock-solid. Contrast that with the financial instability of the housing and stock markets exposing lenders and borrowers near and far to bankruptcy. No small number of creditors and debtors are caught in this financ...
Sandronsky: Reviewing Scott's Socialist Joy in the Writing of Langston Hughes
Commentary, September, 07 2007
Seth Sandronsky
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[Socialist Joy in the Writing of Langston Hughes By Jonathan Scott ( Columbia , University of Missouri Press, 2006), 272 pp. Hardcover, $39.95.]
Sandronsky: Reviewing Baker's The United States Since 1980
Commentary, August, 01 2007
Seth Sandronsky
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[The United States Since 1980 By Dean Baker (New York, Cambridge University Press, 2007), 288 pp. Paper, $19.99.]
Sandronsky: Reviewing The Language of Empire: Abu Ghraib and the American Media
Commentary, July, 15 2007
Seth Sandronsky
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[The Language of Empire: Abu Ghraib and the American media By Lila Rajiva (New York, Monthly Review Press, 2005), 224 pp. Paper, $14.95.]
Sandronsky: Manufacturing Discontent: The Trap of Individualism in Corporate Society
Commentary, June, 29 2007
Seth Sandronsky
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Book Review: Manufacturing Discontent: The Trap of Individualism in Corporate Society
Sandronsky: People of Transcendence
Commentary, June, 19 2007
Seth Sandronsky
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The U.S. peace movement is fragmented. Just ask Cindy Sheehan. And who could argue? Such fragmentation is no surprise in the most capitalist of societies in history. It is a system that grows by separating people, first from their land, and then f...
Sandronsky: Don Imus and Jason Whitlock
Commentary, May, 21 2007
Seth Sandronsky
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Don Imus' verbal misogyny and bigotry against the women basketball players of Rutgers University distracts some black adults in the U.S. from the gangster culture of African American youth. So writes Jason Whitlock. He is a columnist with the Kans...
Sandronsky: Don Imus and Jason Whitlock
Commentary, May, 19 2007
Seth Sandronsky
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Don Imus' verbal misogyny and bigotry against the women basketball players of Rutgers University distracts some black adults in the U.S. from the gangster culture of African American youth. So writes Jason Whitlock. He is a columnist with the Kans...
