An Orwellian Looking Glass
In 2014, for a mere $1,500, you can literally have Big Brother strapped to your retinas. It isn’t marketed that way, of course. Instead, Google Glass is marketed as making “augmented reality” a part of […]
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We Are Bradley Manning – Find a Feb. 23rd Protest Near You!
Editor’s Note: Raging Chicken Press would like to congratulate Alyssa Röhricht for getting a version of this article published in Counterpunch! You can check out the Counterpunch version of her piece here. This Saturday, February 23rd, will […]
Dispatches from the Front: The Powell Memo & Assaults on Labor and Education
Editor’s Note: The following remarks were delivered at the APSCUF Legislative Assembly on February 8, 2013 in Gettysburg, PA. Glenn Richardson is an APSCUF-KU delegate and the Chair of APSCUF’s Legislative Committee. Good Afternoon APSCUF! […]
BREAKING: APSCUF Reaches Tentative Contract Agreement with State System
Harrisburg – Monday evening the negotiations committee of the Association of Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties (APSCUF) unanimously approved a tentative contract agreement with the State System of Higher Education (PASSHE). APSCUF delegates will vote […]
“We the People”: Why Corporate Personhood Must End
David Cobb, the 2004 Green Party Presidential candidate, has been making his rounds across the country to promote the cause of ending corporate rule with the organization, Move to Amend. His tour is part of […]
Blowing the Whistle is Not a Crime
This Tuesday, a military judge refused to drop the case against PFC Bradley Manning, accused of releasing classified military documents to Wikileaks, but ruled that whatever sentence Manning receives should be reduced by 112 days […]
Plans for the New Year – An Editor’s Note
Dear all Raging Chicken readers and supporters, It’s been a while since I’ve written an editor’s note on the latest goings-ons at Raging Chicken Press. To say that least, it’s been busy. As 2012 came […]
A Brief Review of 2012: The Gun Culture of America
Jan. 8, 2011, Tuscon, Arizona: A man had gone to a political town meeting at a supermarket, with the intent to murder Rep. Gabrielle Giffords. He killed six and wounded 14, including Giffords, who was shot […]
Ed Rendell, Privatization and the Fiscal Cliff: A Case Study of Why Money in Politics is Harmful for the Working Class
Earlier this week, Governor Corbett once again laid down the gauntlet for next year’s budget stating that raising revenue is off the table, which means more privatization schemes and more gutting of public education. But […]
Kathleen Kane for Attorney General: There’s more to Governor Corbett than Just Jerry Sandusky
This year’s race for the Attorney’s General Office may have historical implications for the state and for Governor Corbett. According to the latest Philadelphia Inquirer Poll, Kathleen Kane – a District Attorney from Lackawanna County […]