This week CounterPunch Radio host  Eric Draitser  sits down with
Sabia Rigby to discuss her experiences working with refugees both in Europe and in the Global South.



Melvin A. Goodman on the bad and the ugly of Obama's legacy.  
Ajamu Baraka writes that Trump's neo-fascism will be built on neo-fascism of Obama and the Democrats.

Edmund Berger on the role of the grassroots left in opposing Trump.

Robert Fisk reports on a journalist's ordeal in Egypt's most notorious prison.


William A. Cohn asks; is the Town Square model of democracy dead?

George Wuerthner explains why bison's have the right to roam. 

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Gerrard Winstanley: "I am assured that if it be rightly searched into, the inward bondages of the minde, as covetousness, pride, hypocrisie, envy, sorrow, fears, desperation, and madness are all occasioned by the outward bondage that one sort of people lay upon another."


 

 

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Yvette Carnell explores the failure of identity politics;  Mike Whitney dissects Trump's economic policy, which looks like the same old trickledown with a few troubling wrinkles;  Chris Floyd charts the rise of Trump on the continuum of American politics;  Jeffrey St. Clair dissects the Democrats' abandonment of the working class;  Anthony DiMaggio reports on the street protests against Trump and  Alena Wolflink examines how Trump's campaign hit all the right nerves. Plus:  Jason Hirthler on whitewashing the crimes of empire;  Joshua Frank on climate change and the future of the grizzly;  Seth Sandronsky and  Dan Berman on the struggle for workplace safety;  Ruth Fowler on police violence and gentrification;  Daniel Raventos and  Julie Wark on the refugee crisis;  Robert Hunziker on spiking radiation levels in the Pacific Ocean and much more.



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