Issue: 808
Mar 05, 2020
Cover Story
1: Bernie Sanders Remains a Formidable Foe
Columnist
Biden needs to rein in his son Hunter, his brother Jim (and his wife Sara) to keep them from selling access to him now and in the future as they have done for nearly three decades... and Elizabeth Warren just needs to suppress her ego and get out of the way!
The recent Tyson Fury v. Deontay Wilder heavyweight boxing championship match may prove to be the undercard for the upcoming titanic battle between Joe Biden and…
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Color of Law
2: Super Tuesday Reveals the Struggle for the Soul of the Democratic Party
Executive Editor
The Democrats are faced with choices— save the people from capitalism, save capitalism from itself, or save capitalists and neoliberals from social democracy and an economic transformation in America. Establishment Dems have selected the third
Looking at the results of the Super Tuesday races in the Democratic, allow me to cut to the chase and say that if Joe Biden is…
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Commentary
Don’t Wonder Why the GOP Follows Trump Like a Dog – Solidarity America
Columnist
Not only does the U.S. president want people, young and old, to go to bed hungry, he wants them to be cold or freeze to death in place.
Republicans in Congress and in the rank-and-file have followed their Golden Boy as if they were his pets and not an independent party of free-thinking citizens…
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View from the Battlefield
Coronavirus in Black and Green
Editorial Board
Race and money are guiding forces in prevention and intervention
The orange man in the White House first proclaimed the coronavirus as a Democratic hoax. Then in his infinite ignorance, president Trump assured the country that…
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Commentary
National Women’s History Month Citizen of the Earth: In Memoriam, Katherine Johnson
Editorial Board
What I didn’t know back when I was a girl watching the Mercury flights, as well as a the Gemini, Apollo, and Space Shuttle flights, what most Americans in the era of legalized racial segregation wouldn’t have suspected is that an African American woman was there—not in the still racially segregated and all-male control room at NASA, no. Katherine Johnson is there.
Every time engineers would hand me their equations to evaluate, I would do more than what they’d asked. I’d try to think beyond their equations. To…
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