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The Quantum Con: How Chicago’s Southside Became a Sacrificial Altar to the War Machine
Photo Credit: Brian Cassella/Chicago Tribune
Pete Hegseth’s Department of War is building America’s largest Quantum Computing project right here on the Southside of Chicago, to the detriment of not only our city but the world at large. Gov...
D.C. Under Siege: One Year of Military Occupation
Photo credit: Kristine Jones
One year ago today, the Trump administration brought 800 National Guard troops to occupy the streets of Washington, D.C., part of the “Safe and Beautiful Task Force.” There are now approximately 5,000 troops fr...
An Open Letter to Ta-Nehisi Coates: Write About the “China Threat”
Photo Credit: Eduardo Montes-Bradley.
We are writing because your recent work has reminded us what courageous journalism can do. In your latest Vanity Fair essays, including your critique of Kamala Harris’s silence on Gaza, you challenged...
Is It (Still) Un-American to Care?
I initially wrote this piece in 2024 during the student uprisings that took place around the United States. The content was focused on Gaza and the people who made up the movement for Palestine in the belly of the beast. I’ve rewritten some...
Thin-Skinned and Heavy-Handed: The Trump Hypocrites like Marco “McCarthy” Rubio Are Wrong Again—on Cuba and Where “Terrorism” is Coming From
AP Photo/Alex Brandon
By Former U.S. Diplomat and Colonel (Ret) Ann Wright
Feeling singled-out by people who push back against horrific policies, Trump appointees are taking drastic “McCarthy-like” tactics to stop dissent.
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CODEPINK is a feminist grassroots organization working to end U.S. warfare and imperialism, support peace and human rights initiatives, and redirect resources into healthcare, education, green jobs and other life-affirming programs. Join us!
Chicagoan, organizer, writer.
Writer, wanderer, anti-imperialist.
Writer, activist and podcast co-host & producer of “WTF is Going on in Latin America & the Caribbean”
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