For all its faults, Avatar: The Way of Water does a service by bringing an anti-militaristic message to American cinemas.

Reading “Where Do We Go From Here,” King’s final statement of his values and vision, helps us to refine our vision of what changes we need and renew our determination to bring them about.

Corporate jargon is full of empty phrases and endless metaphors. But lurking underneath is the dark reality of how this language facilitates corporate profits at the cost of human lives.

If a member of Britain’s degenerate ruling family doesn’t like attention, he should go away and do something useful with his life.

Conservative “populism” has never been about egalitarianism, but about mobilizing support for traditional hierarchies and giving those considered “worthy” a taste of status and power. A review of “I, The People The Rhetoric of Conservative Populism in the United States” by Paul Elliott Johnson.

When people resist intolerable conditions, those who created the problem always try to shift the blame onto the ones resisting.

Power concedes nothing without a demand, as holdout Republicans demonstrated by demanding concessions for their vote for speaker. Progressives should have done the same in 2021.

Love of humanity necessitates the hatred of injustice.