Ron Jacobs is an author at various publications, including CounterPunch and Common Dreams. He explores themes of culture and society, often addressing topics such as civil rights, diversity and inclusion, and social interest. His work has been featured in the Communist Party USA, Malheur Enterprise, and The News International, among others.
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Ron Jacobs primarily covers opinion editorials, evolving stories, and legal policy regulation with a focus on culture & society, world affairs, government & politics, and entertainment news. His articles often touch on topics such as politics, war, music, crime and literature.
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Most history buffs are familiar with the terrible conditions Washington’s Army faced during the winter of December 1777 and 1778.
The US experiment has failed. It’s failed from sea to shining sea. Democracy, liberty, and equality for all are just dreams some of us have. The ones who
The Fourth of July is one of America’s most important holidays because it marks the beginning of our nation.
Perhaps you are not familiar with the name Crispus Attucks, but he is celebrated as the first American killed in the American Revolution. He was a casualty of the Boston
The red, white and blue poles outside barber shops are an American icon. Some may think the colors are patriotic, which is definitely not the case.
Cover art for the book From the Clinic to the Streets: Psychoanalysis for Revolutionary Futures by Lara Sheehi
We have all heard of unusual politicians over the years, but I believe Oklahoma had one of the most unusual representatives ever elected to the U.S. House of Representatives.
The story of Washington’s Continental Army suffering in the winter of 1777-1778 at Valley Forge is well known. But what is not well known is the role played in the
