The Soviet Union Versus Socialism
by Noam Chomsky
When the world’s two great propaganda systems agree on some doctrine, it requires some intellectual effort to escape its shackles. One such doctrine is that the society created by Lenin and Trotsky and molded further by Stalin and his successors has some relation to socialism in some meaningful or historically accurate sense of this concept.
Why an Economic Boycott of Israel is Justified
by Norman G. Finkelstein
The recent proposal that Norway boycott Israeli goods has provoked passionate debate. In my view, a rational examination of this issue would pose two questions: 1) Do Israeli human rights violations warrant an economic boycott? and 2) Can such a boycott make a meaningful contribution toward ending these violations? I would argue that both these questions should be answered in the affirmative.
National “Flagophilia”
By Ron Madson, Attorney at Law
In July of 2007 one hundred words waited anxiously to see if they would be included in the latest edition of the Merriam-Webster dictionary--only twenty were inducted.
Interview with Stanley Hauerwas
Interviewed by Joshua Madson for The Mormon Worker
Racism, Violence and the United States, Pt. II: Torture and Lynching
by Spencer Kingman
A Letter to the President
by Abdullah Mulhim
The Weapon Called the Word: A song of the righteous is a prayer unto me.
by Jeremy Cloward
Book Review: Building the City of God Community and Cooperation among the Mormons
by Leonard Arrington, Review by Jason Brown
What Does It Mean To Follow Jesus Christ Today?
by Cory Bushman
The Resurrection of May Day
by Gregory VanWagenen
Why Would We Go To War With Iran?
by Stephen Wellington
To Towel or Not to Towel?
by Emily Bushman
A Brief History of US Efforts to Promote Civil War in Iraq
by William Van Wagenen
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