Obituary
Peace activist, Jesuit priest Daniel Berrigan dies at 94
May 5, 2016His defiant protests helped shape Americans' opposition to the Vietnam War, and they landed The Rev. Daniel Berrigan behind bars.
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A singular artist who contributed to the common good: Prince’s remarkable life
April 25, 2016Prince occupied a giant place in our culture; his loss sends shock waves through all categories of Americans - categories that he himself transcended.
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Ivanhoe Donaldson, a Civil Rights movement backbone, passes
April 14, 2016He worked to support many "everyday" heroes who risked everything for equality and justice.
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Working man’s poet, Merle Haggard lived his life in song
April 11, 2016Haggard wrote songs for the American working class to drink to, to dance to and to cry to.
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Delmer Berg, last of the Lincoln Brigade vets, dies at 100
March 15, 2016The Lincoln Brigade was 2,800 men and women, African-American, Latino and white, who volunteered to defend Spain's elected government from Franco and his fascists.
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