Sharon Kyle is a Publisher at LA Progressive: Smart Content for Smart People. She covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and racial issues, with a strong focus on culture and society. Her work also delves into civil rights, social interests, and environmental services, showcasing her commitment to addressing critical societal issues.
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By: Sharon Kyle
When America Taxed the Rich at 91%: Eisenhower, the Middle Class, and the Myth of “Socialism”
By: Rezgar Akrawi, Sharon Kyle
Rezgar Akrawi is a leftist writer and researcher focused on technology, AI, the digital revolution, and the development of contemporary leftist thought and practice in response to these transformations. He works as an expert in systems development and e-governance and is a theorist of the concept of the ‘Electronic Left’.
From Lake Lanier to Altadena, America Keeps Erasing Black Communities
By: Sharon Kyle, Dick Price
How Sharon Kyle and Dick Price went from an accidental online dating match to an interracial marriage and nearly two decades publishing the LA Progressive together.
Hal Brown a retired psychotherapist who writes a daily Substack about politics and political psychology, sometimes with satire and AI cartoons.
By: Sharon Kyle, Marisa Gerber
Marisa Gerber is a former enterprise reporter at the Los Angeles Times. Before joining the Business desk, where she wrote narrative stories about economic change in the state and elsewhere, she spent several years writing for the Metro desk. She previously covered L.A. County’s criminal courts for The Times and, before joining the newspaper in 2012, wrote about life on the U.S.-Mexico border. She grew up in Nogales, Arizona, and graduated from the University of Arizona.
By: Sharon Kyle
From Indigenous genocide and continental conquest to corporate-backed interventions abroad, the United States has repeatedly pushed the human costs of war onto other people while powerful interests reap the rewards.
By: Sharon Kyle
The Black Lives Matter Grassroots Youth Vanguard organizer began organizing at age 10. Now she is fighting campus repression, standing with immigrant communities and building political power.
By: Dick Price, Vijay Prashad, Sharon Kyle
The historian and journalist argues that the U.S. attack on Iran must be understood within a much longer history of imperial power, racial hierarchy, and peoples’ struggles for sovereignty.
By: Sharon Kyle
We demand rigorous training before granting people life-altering authority over other people, yet rarely require them to understand the cultural assumptions shaping their judgments of others.
