The Black Lives Matter movement is winning. The movement has doubled down on their commitment to remain peaceful in the wake of the deaths of Philado Castile and Alton Sterling – the latest of black […]
Earlier today I was on the Rick Smith Show talking about the news that APSCUF – the union that represents faculty and coaches at Pennsylvania’s 14 university State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) – took […]
Note: I teach in the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education [PASSHE] and am a member of our 14-school union, APSCUF. Professors statewide have been working with a contract for a year. This post is […]
It is fitting that I came across this photo linking to a Pennlive article on my Facebook feed as I was driving from Yellowstone National Park to Denver, Colorado, a ride that included beautiful scenery […]
Editor’s Note: An earlier version of this post was originally published by the DC Media Group. Check out all the great work by Mark and the whole crew at DC Media Group and let them know that […]
Amity Township resident Mark Deal took the stand on May 26th to protest the factory farm being proposed 2500 feet away from his house. Deal, a retired engineer and adjoining property owner, fears the facility […]
At the opening session of the Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission (IOGCC)‘s recent annual business meeting held in Denver, Colorado, the commission’s Nebraska state representative Bill Sydow was closing up at the horseshoe-shaped roundtable by making a […]
Last Friday telecommunications giant Verizon came to a tentative agreement with Communications Workers of America and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, and after spending seven weeks on the picket lines, nearly 40,000 Verizon workers […]
July 2016 marks Raging Chicken Press’s 5 year anniversary. It’s been quite a journey. As part of our anniversary agenda, we have launched a new podcast, Raging Chicken Radio, and we are looking to expand […]
A bill that is specifically designed to allow financial institutions to plunder wages from the paychecks of low wage workers is making its way through the Pennsylvania General Assembly. A floor vote in the Senate […]