As North Korea Talks with China, South Korea & Japan, Could Bolton Derail Denuclearization Progress? NYC Minister: I’m Willing to Be Arrested If ICE Comes for Immigrant Mother in Sanctuary in My Church; “I Am Raising My Voice”: Guatemalan Mother in Sanctuary in NYC Accuses Border Patrol of Sexual Abuse; Family to Bury Slain Sacramento … Continued
Death to Drug Dealers: Trump Threatens to Ramp Up Drug War, Praising Efforts in Philippines & China; Overthrow: 100 Years of U.S. Meddling & Regime Change, from Iran to Nicaragua to Hawaii to Cuba; As Ex-CIA Head Admits to U.S. Meddling in Elections, Is Outrage over Russian Interference Overblown?
Death to Drug Dealers: Trump Threatens to Ramp Up Drug War, Praising Efforts in Philippines & China; Overthrow: 100 Years of U.S. Meddling & Regime Change, from Iran to Nicaragua to Hawaii to Cuba; As Ex-CIA Head Admits to U.S. Meddling in Elections, Is Outrage over Russian Interference Overblown?
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Updates on problems and solutions for workplace discrimination, China’s ascending economy, capitalism’s drive to income and wealth inequalities, economics of immigration’s winners and losers, US capitalism and African-Americans. Interview with co-author Prof. Richard McIntyre on new book: Knowledge, Class and Economics: Marxism Without Guarantees. Hosted by Economics Professor Richard D. Wolff
As more than 125,000 people marched in cities and communities around the world on April 15th, today, on Tax Day we’ll bring you a special report. Our field correspondent Tami Hamada Woronoff was on the streets of downtown Los Angeles where tens of thousands of people showed up to demand tax justice and that Donald … Continued
Gail Pellett has worked for Bill Moyers, the News Hour, KPFA—and Radio Beijing. She’ll join us to talk about her memoir of China. PLUS Scoop Nisker, with an ode to the Summer of Love. PLUS! KPFA’s Summer Crafts Fair this weekend! With host Kris Welch.
Hilary Klein discusses her new book, COMPAÑERAS: Zapatista Women’s Stories. We talk about the origins of the EZLN, its evolution over 30 years of struggle and institution building, and how well it realizes its objectives of full gender equality. Klein lived in Chiapas for six years and interviewed dozens of women, from military commanders to … Continued
