Reaching Across the Generations to Oppose War
Reaching Across the Generations to Oppose War by Donna R. Park 640 words Although I am now a mother and...
Reaching Across the Generations to Oppose War by Donna R. Park 640 words Although I am now a mother and...
Dr. King’s Words on Vietnam Still Ring True for Gaza by Andrew Moss 745 words As Israeli troops continue their...
War in Gaza and Yemen Incompatible with King’s Message by Wim Laven 614 words “My conscience leaves me no other...
Bombing Gaza–Disturbing Comparisons with Vietnam by Mel Gurtov 823 words Indiscriminate Bombing Investigations into Israel’s use of 2000-pound bombs in...
In What Moral Universe? by Russell Vandenbroucke 678 words What moral universe condones a surprise attack in Israel–lasting less than...
Vietnam and the United States: A Transformed Relationship by Mel Gurtov 982 words Strategic Rethinking Nearly 50 years after the...
War Trudges On and On and On . . . Ellsberg, the Pentagon Papers, Ukraine by Russell Vandenbroucke 786 words The...
‘The Enemy Is Not a Human Being’ by Robert C. Koehler 864 words There’s a crucial, overlooked aspect of Daniel...
Kill Us All and Let Allah Sort It Out? by Kary Love 1305 words It does appear America has gone...
Rescind AUMF Now by Robert Moore 781 words Recently, the US Senate voted on a bipartisan basis to rescind the...
“Under the cloud of threatening war, it is humanity hanging from a cross of iron.” I truly wish these words of Ike, uttered seven decades ago, were no longer quite so relevant. Perhaps what he should have called it was a “cross of irony.”
Russia’s brutal war upon the nation of Ukraine should remind us that, for thousands of years, great powers have used their military might to launch military assaults upon smaller, weaker societies.
Over a nearly 20-year period, the war in Afghanistan is estimated to have cost about $2.2 trillion and resulted in more than 240,000 deaths, military and civilian, on all sides...
Once upon a time, American leaders only went to war when, in accordance with the Constitution, Congress declared it.
"Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez nailed it once again, tweeting her frustration and despair a few days ago..."