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Looking Back at the Vietnam War
This year marks 43 years since the end of the Vietnam War. At least that's...
Ours to Master and to Own: Workers’ Control From the Commune to the Present
Edited by Immanuel Ness and Dario AzzelliniChicago, Illinois, Haymarket, 400 pp.
Review by Andy Piascik
Much recent discussion and...
A Resistance is the New Normal: A Compilation of Resources
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WHY...
Promoting Public Health through Urban Planning
Jason Corburn is a professor in two normally disparate fields -- the Department of City...
Sisters in the Brotherhoods: Working Women Organizing for Equality in New York City
by Jane LaTour; Palgrave MacMillan, 304 pp.Reviewed by Andy Piascik If we're lucky, the next upsurge...
Putting Their Lives on the Line Fighting Pipelines
There’s a new feature film out, “Little Pink House,” based on the true story of...
A slippery slope in Capistrano
Happy Spring!
In my neck of the woods (Connecticut) it’s way below normal temperature (in the...
Watch Out, Benjamin Braddock! or The Plastics Problem
Some of us are old enough to remember the career advice Dustin Hoffman got in...
SPECIAL REPORTS
Mid-term Elections and Voter Suppression
The panel focuses on voter suppression in the upcoming mid-term elections with Stephen Spaulding, chief of...
JOHN NICHOLS: Democracy on Life Support?
The panel talks with journalist and author John Nichols about Trump's selection of Brett Kavanaugh...
The Life and Work of Bill Duesing, life-long leader of the organic community
The Life and Work of Bill Duesing, who died July 12, 2018Bill Duesing, a major...
SPECIAL REPORT: “Response to chemical attack in Syria – The priority must be the people”
The Resistance Roundtable panel discusses the U.S. missile strikes on Damascus and interviews Stan Heller...
Panel Discussion: Privatization v. Public Good and the Upcoming March for Our Lives on March 24
WPKN's Resistance Round Table panel discusses privatization vs. the public good. Special guest: Tyler Suarez,...
Resistance Roundtable: Privatization v. Public Good and the Upcoming March for Our Lives on March 24
This month, WPKN's Resistance Round Table panel discusses privatization vs. the public good. Special guest: Tyler...
Can There Be Food Justice Under Capitalism?
Doria Robinson, executive director of Urban Tilth, a food justice project based in Richmond, California,...
The Resistance – Women’s March 2018 – Hartford, Connecticut
Connecticut state Rep. West Hartford 18th District candidate and Women's March Connecticut organizer - Jillian Gilcrest:National...
No Fracking Waste in CT!
Jennifer Siskind, local coordinator for Food and Water Watch, describes the campaign to stop fracking...
Resistance Round Table: The Unraveling Continues…
The panel discusses Trump's long history of racism and the Republican voter suppression juggernaut confronting...