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Miami lessons: civil rights, recounts and tea-bags

December 11, 2009 By John Rummel

Before the civil rights movement burst onto the national scene, Bobbi Graff and people like her were leading struggles against lynching and police brutality and for desegregation.

ACORN sues U.S. gov’t over ban on funds

November 14, 2009 By Marilyn Bechtel

"The problem for us is, this month it's ACORN, next month it's the NAACP, the month after that it's the ACLU," civil liberties attorney Bill Quigley said, explaining why the Center for Constituional Rights has filed...

Some folks are starting to panic

November 4, 2009 By John Case

Democratic defeats in Virginia and New Jersey reveal the destruction that the extended downturn is wreaking on workers' employment, and income, and stability.

The next nasty attack from the right

October 23, 2009 By Carl Bloice

The discussion - if one can call it that - of global warming is going to be painful, particularly if the make-Obama-fail crowd has its way.

Hometown to Glenn Beck: This is a hate-free zone

September 29, 2009 By Tim Wheeler

Glenn Beck's hometown unites against hate.