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The So-called “Hoax of the 20th Century
By: Daniel Nardini There are some books I truly distaste reading. The Hoax of the 20th Century by Arthur Butz is one of them. An associate professor at Northwestern University,… Read more
The Bloodbath in Honduras
By: Daniel Nardini The homicide rate in Honduras is 14 times what it is in the United States. Every day agents for the U.S. DEA (Drug Enforcement Agency) go out… Read more
Protecting Children from Food Insecurity
By: Daniel Nardini I am thoroughly outraged, and I am sure all of my readers will be too. An African America lady named Angela Prattis, of Chester Township, a poor… Read more
No Reprieve in Arizona
By: Daniel Nardini In an act of defiance that borders on virtually declaring Arizona independent of the United States, Governor Teresa Brewer stated that no “illegals” shall receive state driver’s… Read more
Defending the Demagogue
By: Daniel Nardini One of the saddest things taking place in this country is extreme right wing neo-conservatives trying to rehabilitate the witch-hunting legacy of former U.S. Senator Joseph McCarthy…. Read more
Ending Summer on the Right Foot
By: Carmen Lopez The temperature is slowly dropping signaling that summer is coming to a bittersweet close. But, there is still an opportunity to enjoy the last days of summer… Read more
Breakthrough in 22nd Ward
By: Ashmar Mandou Economic vitality. Sustainability. Progress. Innovation. Those are just a few words to describe the historic breakthrough that is underway for the 22nd Ward. After a two year… Read more
Artistas Adolescentes Aprenden el Valor de un Arduo Trabajo
Por: Celia Martínez La realidad, las reglas y la rebelión; este fue el tema de programa de aprendizaje de artes de verano del 2012 organizado por Street-Level Youth Media, organización… Read more
Share Your Story
StoryCorps, a national nonprofit oral history organization dedicated to recording, sharing, and preserving the stories of people from all backgrounds and beliefs, will record interviews in Chicago from August 16—September… Read more
An Apology, But No Compensation?
By: Daniel Nardini From 1946 to 1948, the U.S. government conducted secret medical experiments on unsuspecting people in Guatemala. An estimated 1,300 were infected with venereal diseases in an effort… Read more »