The poor, no less than the rich, stay tuned in to the Dream Machine in bad times as well as good…By 1995, millions of the poor were left without housing, medical care; jobs, or educational opportunity; six million children-one of… — Charles Derber Copy Share Image
“Nationalism and jingoism—essential corollaries of militarism—are also systemic imperatives because they divide the global working classes, and bind them to the elites oppressing them… — Charles Derber Copy Share Image
The intertwining of corporations and government has become so extensive in this century that the notion of a democratic balancing act has become a… — Charles Derber Copy Share Image
“For progressive universalizers, the vision is an egalitarian society leveling the playing field and delivering good jobs and fair rewards across class, race, and… — Charles Derber Copy Share Image
“I think we can survive—and resist both US authoritarianism and corporatism while creating a democratic revolution—only if the majority of Americans either become the… — Charles Derber Copy Share Image
Today, as in the Gilded Age, we live in a world where a morality of personal responsibility rubs shoulders with a culture of greed… — Charles Derber Copy Share Image
The Upton Sinclair of today's global economy is Charles Kernaghan, the New York based muckraker most famous for his expose of sweatshops producing the… — Charles Derber Copy Share Image
Quite simply, there can be no popular sovereignty without a real belief in the value of government. If government does not assume and carry… — Charles Derber Copy Share Image
The poor, no less than the rich, stay tuned in to the Dream Machine in bad times as well as good…By 1995, millions of… — Charles Derber Copy Share Image
