The Bulldog Bites Back
Belief:
7 Reasons for Atheists to Celebrate the Holidays
Greta Christina
Corporate Accountability and WorkPlace:
They're Building Nuclear Missile Parts in Woodstock? You Can't Escape America's War Economy
DrugReporter:
We Can't Let Politics Keep Trumping Science on Drug Policy
Beth Schwartzapfel
Environment:
Copenhagen: Historic Failure That Will Live in Infamy
Joss Garman
Food:
Corporations (and Sarah Palin) Are Cyborgs Sent to Scuttle the Fight Against Climate Change
Rebecca Solnit
Health and Wellness:
Abortion in the Senate Health-Care Bill: What the Nelson Compromise Will Cost Women
Jodi Jacobson
Immigration:
Obama and Congress: At the Crossroads of Immigration Reform
Maribel Hastings
Media and Technology:
The Media Industry's Whirlwind Transformation in the 2000's: Good-News, Bad-News
Rory O'Connor
Movie Mix:
James Cameron's Wizardry in 'Avatar' Movie Demands Being Witnessed on the Big Screen
Wajahat Ali
Politics:
Top Ten Worst Things about the Bush Decade
Juan Cole
Reproductive Justice and Gender:
Men: Invisible Allies in the Struggle for Choice
Claire Keyes
Rights and Liberties:
Touchdowns and Lockdowns: Transcending Racial Politics in Prison Through Sports
Bruce Reilly
Sex and Relationships:
Sexy Mormons, the Joy of Vibrators and Sticking it to Puritans: 10 of Liz Langley's Best Pieces
AlterNet Staff
Take Action:
G-20 Meetings: Nothing Much Happened in the Suites, and There Was Too Much Punch in the Streets
Laura Flanders
Water:
NASA Report Highlights Need to Retire Drainage Impaired Land in California
Dan Bacher
World:
Is It Possible to Cobble Together 10 Good Things That Happened in 2009? You Better Believe It!
Medea Benjamin
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We Can't Let Politics Keep Trumping Science on Drug Policy DrugReporter: If Obama wants to promote public health -- over politics -- on substance abuse, there are many more bold steps his administration should take. By Beth Schwartzapfel, The Nation. December 22, 2009. |
Touchdowns and Lockdowns: Transcending Racial Politics in Prison Through Sports DrugReporter: I spent a decade organizing sports leagues amongst those who failed in their struggle against violence and oppression: in prison. By Bruce Reilly, AlterNet. December 22, 2009. |
The Media Industry's Whirlwind Transformation in the 2000's: Good-News, Bad-News Media and Technology: For the media industry, it was a decade of disruption and decay, of death (newspapers) and birth (new forms of journalism.) By Rory O'Connor, MediaChannel.org. December 22, 2009. |
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