The 2014 Midterms: What to Expect Tonight
This is a guest post by Sam Sero, an LA-based Daily Kos blogger, comedian and artist. — Ed. First off, I’d like to thank the founders of Unfettered Equality for inviting me to… Continue reading
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Midterm Election 2014: Angie’s Predictions for Major Senate and Gubernatorial Races
Today is Midterm Election Day and as millions of people in states all over the country head to the polls to cast their votes for Senate, House of Representatives, and Governor, along with… Continue reading
A Brief Election Day Plea
Election days in this country often feel like an unkept promise. Yes, we can vote. We have that much political liberty left. But what exactly can we vote for? On November 3rd, 2014,… Continue reading
Rejoice! Our Biennial Nightmare Will Soon Be Over
Happy Election Day America! Today marks the close of the congressional midterm elections, which were as dark and interminable as the winter soon to be upon us. Even though the outcome of these… Continue reading
Part III: The War to Be Civil
This is the fourth installment of a long-form essay on race, history and politics. Previous parts can be found here: Prologue Part I Part II Careless seems the great Avenger; history’s pages… Continue reading
Review: The House I Live In Exposes the War On Drugs
A couple weeks ago, our editor Sebastian Johnson asked everyone to write about the War on Drugs . I quickly realized I knew very little about the domestic drug war. I knew about… Continue reading
Problems with the Gamergate Movement
Today I came across an article by Milo Yiannopoulos of Breitbart about the success of Gamergate and how it isn’t being covered by the “liberal media”. If this is one of the legitimate… Continue reading
Caught in the Crossfire: Civil Defense in Syria
A story often lost in our discussions about the ongoing crisis in Syria is the unimaginable toll for civilians caught in the crossfire. When bombs strike, the White Helmets – Syrian volunteers from… Continue reading