Culture

Democracy Now is broadcasting from the Venice Biennale, the oldest and most prestigious international art exhibition, where this year's theme, "All the World’s Futures," has not been without controversy.

If journalists are limited to allowing politicians to say whatever they want on-air, then asking questions that are never answered, how to decide when this is less reporting the news than feeding the troll?

Or how the American century ends...

Women workers and their labor organizations are uniting across borders to demand work that is free of gender-based violence, pays a living wage, and promotes women’s initiative and leadership at all levels.

It's debated that the movie, “American Sniper,” showcases despicable aspects of U.S. society—our gun culture, blind adoration for the military and innate privileges as Christians. Does the movie cater to a "deep sickness rippling through our society?"

But when we come out of it, we have to come out vowing never to return to the madness that was American society before COVID-19.

Like 99% of Americans, Uncle Joe would benefit from the change if he only knew the truth.

The future is upon us, but it must be one that we can choose and see ourselves in. This requires a local, national, and global effort.

The hit film of 2018 was Peter Farrelly's Green Book. The film takes place in 1962, and was based on a true story...

‘Is there a time to declare that air that sustains life is a fundamental right?’