In a recent opinion piece, Frances Moore Lappe argues that most news coverage we are seeing about the Yellow Vest movement is missing some major points and key lessons for Ameircans.

Ai-Jen Poo, the executive director of the National Domestic Workers Alliance, walked the Globes carpet for the second time Sunday with Alfonso Cuaron.

We must move beyond the myth of the lone individual to recognize our deep interdependence and responsibilities for one another and nature.

On December 26, in a 2-1 decision, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals granted defendants’ petition for permission to bring an interlocutory appeal in Juliana v. United States, the landmark constitutional climate lawsuit brought by young Americans.

Freelance Journalist Frances Madeson interviews Dahr Jamail about his recent book: The End of Ice

Don't miss Michelle Alexander's impassioned and powerful op-ed column in the 12/11 New York Times!

In his review of Barry Jenkins' new movie If Beale Street Could Talk, Elias Rodriques focuses on how Black Feminism was influencing James Baldwin's work in the early 1970's, when the source novel was written.

On December 10, attorneys for the 21 young plaintiffs in the landmark constitutional climate lawsuit, Juliana v. United States, filed their answer in opposition to the fifth petition of the Trump administration to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. In their Fifth Petition, Defendants seek permission for an early appeal before trial.

Dr. Margaret Flowers, along with co-author Kevin Zeese, responds to recent Obama conversation at the Baker Institute.

A recent Chicago Tribune story highlights Kim Wasserman's current work in McKinley Park, fighting with neighbors for environmental safety as a large asphalt plant is under construction across the street from their namesake park. Wasserman has also been appointed to a power-packed transition panel, tasked by the new Illinois administration with identifying pri