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- Saturday, May 18, 2013
ZNet Article It’s unrealistic to imagine that journalism can flourish without journalists who have the time and resources to do journalism -
- Sunday, May 05, 2013
ZNet Article Stan Cox talks about his new book "Any Way You Slice It: The Past, Present, and Future of Rationing." -
- Friday, Mar 22, 2013
ZNet Article Amid the rationalizations and critiques, we should linger on this uncomfortable term: “illegal invasion” -
- Thursday, Mar 21, 2013
ZNet Article Whether it’s WMD in Iraq or a nuclear weapons program in Iran, the players change and the script stays the same -
- Sunday, Jan 20, 2013
ZNet Article Torture is hardly the greatest crime of the U.S. war machine -
- Saturday, Jan 05, 2013
ZNet Article “Good teaching is living your life honestly in front of students” -
- Thursday, Aug 30, 2012
ZNet Article a University of Texas at Austin professor reflects on the downside of the team that is so beloved in Austin and around the state -
- Wednesday, Apr 25, 2012
ZNet Article If we can’t go back to business as usual, and there’s no reason to expect that new rules will solve our problems, what kinds of solutions are possible? -
- Saturday, Mar 24, 2012
ZNet Article Why media activists should love the players and hate the game -
- Monday, Feb 27, 2012
ZNet Article A review and interview with the author of The Imperial Messenger: Thomas Friedman at Work, by Belén Fernández, published by Verso -
- Sunday, Feb 12, 2012
ZNet Article Instead of bracketing religion out of politics, we should discuss how it can play a key role in a healthy politics -
- Tuesday, Jan 24, 2012
ZNet Article Conservative fantasies about the miracles of the market -
- Tuesday, Nov 29, 2011
ZNet Article Solomon argues that when the left has treated elections as irrelevant, the result has been self-marginalization that helps empower the military-industrial complex -
- Monday, Nov 07, 2011
ZNet Article The demand for demands is an attempt to shoehorn the Occupy gatherings into conventional politics -
- Friday, Sep 09, 2011
ZNet Article The worldwide demonstrations that involved at least 10 million people on February 15, 2003, were the result of incredible organizing efforts -
- Sunday, Jun 26, 2011
ZNet Article The American Dream is born of, and maintained by, domination -
- Tuesday, May 31, 2011
ZNet Article Tipton-Martin knows well how the white world rewards people of color who fit in, rather than challenge, white norms -
- Friday, May 06, 2011
ZNet Article The question is not whether we sometimes fail, but why failure sometimes becomes routine -
- Sunday, Oct 31, 2010
Commentary On mid-term Election Day, voters will choose between candidates with different positions on health-care insurance, withdrawal from Afghanistan, and CO2 levels that drive global warming. -
- Wednesday, Oct 06, 2010
Commentary When politicians talk economics these days, they argue a lot about the budget deficit. That’s crucial to our economic future, but in the contemporary workplace there’s an equally threatening problem -- the democracy deficit. -
- Saturday, Sep 04, 2010
ZNet Article Robert Jensen interviewed by Alex Doherty, New Left Project -
- Saturday, Aug 28, 2010
Commentary When the 4th Stryker Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division rolled out of Iraq last week, the colonel commanding the brigade told a reporter that his soldiers were “leaving as heroes.” -
- Saturday, Aug 14, 2010
Book Jensen’s treatise begins with a simple demand: “Be a man.” It ends with a defiant response: “I chose to struggle to be a human being.” The journey from masculinity to humanity is found in the candid and intelligent exploration of porn’s devastatin... Book At the root of the current political, economic, cultural, and ecological chaos is a national spiritual unrest, a fragmentation that has inhibited society's self-awareness and slowed theological progress to a glacial crawl. Book In The Souls of Black Folks, W.E.B. DuBois wrote that the question whites wanted to ask him was: “How does it feel to be a problem?” In The Heart of Whiteness, Robert Jensen writes that it is time for white people in America to self-consciously re... -
- Sunday, Jul 18, 2010
Commentary we struggle in the moment with complex problems that defy simple solutions -- problems that may be beyond our capacity to solve in any meaningful way. -
- Wednesday, Jun 30, 2010
Commentary If we are serious about the abolition of nuclear weapons, we have to place the abolition of the U.S. empire at the center of our politics. -
- Tuesday, Jun 08, 2010
Commentary Welcome to the world of "possibilian" neuroscientist-writer David Eagleman, to life in the space between what-is and what-if, between the facts we think we know and the fictions that illuminate what we don't know. -
- Saturday, Mar 27, 2010
Commentary There is considerable attention paid in the United States to the collapse of journalism -- both in terms of the demise of the business model for corporate commercial news media, and the evermore superficial, shallow, and senseless content that is ... -
- Saturday, Feb 13, 2010
Commentary The New York Times' public editor wrestled this week with conflict-of-interest charges sparked by the revelation that Jerusalem bureau chief Ethan Bronner's son had joined the Israeli army. The executive editor of the paper responded with a sensib... - All Most Recent Content
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- Saturday, Nov 15, 2008
Audio Vision, analysis, and strategy for a left/progressive movement in the aftermath of the election. -
- Saturday, Aug 16, 2008
Audio We’re in trouble, on all fronts, and the trouble is wider and deeper than most of us have been willing to acknowledge. We should struggle to build a road on which we can walk through those troubles -- if such a road is possible -- but I doubt it’s... -
- Saturday, Mar 08, 2008
Audio This interview focuses on how activists can bring dissenting views into the dominant media institutions, the place of institutional analysis in writing, and how activists should approach journalists and editors, and more... - All Recent Audio
Recent Books-
- Saturday, Aug 14, 2010
Book Jensen’s treatise begins with a simple demand: “Be a man.” It ends with a defiant response: “I chose to struggle to be a human being.” The journey from masculinity to humanity is found in the candid and intelligent exploration of porn’s devastatin... Book At the root of the current political, economic, cultural, and ecological chaos is a national spiritual unrest, a fragmentation that has inhibited society's self-awareness and slowed theological progress to a glacial crawl. Book In The Souls of Black Folks, W.E.B. DuBois wrote that the question whites wanted to ask him was: “How does it feel to be a problem?” In The Heart of Whiteness, Robert Jensen writes that it is time for white people in America to self-consciously re... -
- Friday, Oct 12, 2007
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