“It Does Seem That We’re Again at One of Those Points…”

“It’s Impossible to Be Neutral…”

“The New York Times…”

“The War in Viet Nam…”

“Then There Was Time for One More Question…”

“There’s This Paradox…”

“We the People”

100 Year Betrayal

A Bloody Civil War

A Brief History of Government Lies

A Brief History of the Spanish Civil War

A Comparison of Sparta, Athens, and the United States

A History of Class Struggle

A Just Cause Therefore You Drop Bombs

A Lack of Sources and Resources

A Message to the Police and the F.B.I.

A New World

A Poem by Daniel Berrigan

Advice for History Teachers

Advocacy and the Role of the Professor

Age of Imperialism

Alternatives Methods of Resistance

America as Reluctant Protector

America’s “Benign” Imperialism

American Expansion and Aggression

American Historical Society Resolution

American History From the Perspective of the Working Class

Anchored to the Establishment

Anti‐war Movements

Artists and Experts

Artists and the Great War

Artists and the Great War

Avoidance of Class

Awakening to Class Consciousness

Awakening to the Atrocities of War

Bailouts

Balancing the Police Powers of the State

Be Suspicious of Your Government

Being Bombardier

Being in the Military

Biases in the Historical Profession

Big Government

Bombing Always Kills Innocent People

Canada

Catch 22

Civil Disobedience

Civil Rights Legislation and a Critique of the Kennedy Administration

Clarification of Terms: Anarchism and Democratic Socialism

Class Conflict Before and During the American Revolution

Class Consciousness

Class Consciousness

Columbus Appraised

Conflict in the Classroom

Confronting War in the 21st Century

Confusing the Constitution With the Bill of Rights

Consipracy Theories

Cornell Activism: Why Not Start in Ithaca?

Dehumanization

Democracy Can Work

Discovering Poverty in America

Dissent Across National Borders

Dissent and the Declaration of Independence

Disturbing the War

Does America Need a War?

Drawing Up Lists of Man Kind

Ducaccus’s Apology

Economic Inequality and Class Consciousness

Economic Interests in Maintaining the Military Budget

End War

Envisioning a World Without Borders

Eroding the Occupation: Alternatives to Civil War

Ethnic Divisions, Jingoism, and the Impossibility of a Fair Trial

Eugene O’Neill and the Charade of American Exceptionalism

Eugene O’Neill and the Good War

Every History Has a Point of View

Examining Our Wars

Examining the Tax System in a Class-Oriented Way

Excerpt From “Coporate Welfare”

Extending Solidarity

FDR and the Importance of the New Deal

Forgetting History

Forms of Struggle

Fox News, Wmds, and Lies of the Iraq War

Free but Not Free

Get Involved a Movement

Getting the Supreme Court Involved

Giving Socialism a Bad Name

Giving War a Good Name

Going Beyond the Rhetoric

Governments Lie

Governments Lie

Growing Up Class Conscious

Harvey Goldberg

Historians and Objectivity

History From a Vantage Point

History Is Useful

How Do Wars Begin?

How Do You Start?

How Movements Begin

How Patriotism Is Being Used Today