democracy

A monumental contradiction
June 23, 2015 By Rev. Jim Conn
Washington, D.C., memorials invariably quote some of the masterpieces of our heritage, a reminder of the values that ground the American experiment in democracy.
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Julius and Ethel Rosenberg’s final day: June 19th, 1953
June 19, 2015 By Jennifer Meeropol
At the height of the Cold War anti-communist hysteria, the lives of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg were extinguished. On the anniversary of their executions, their granddaughter has a message.
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Today in history: 800th birthday of the Magna Carta
June 15, 2015 By Special to People’s World
On this date in 1215, humanity took one of its greatest steps in the long march toward democracy.
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Union leaders, lawmakers, mayors unveil Progressive Agenda
May 14, 2015 By Mark Gruenberg
Saying "we need to reward work, not wealth," the group unveiled a massive grassroots campaign for "A Progressive Agenda."
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Rushes to judgment: The top 10 assassination movies
April 15, 2015 By Ed Rampell
To observe the sesquicentennial of Lincoln's liquidation, here are the Top 10 assassination/conspiracy films of all time.
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