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Open Letter to Ronald McDonald

By Jordan Buckley, WireTap, Mar 29, 2007

Opinion: Young activists and immigrant farmworkers succeeded in stopping Taco Bell's abusive treatment of their workers. McDonald's is up next, warns a young organizer.

 
Reflections of a Transformed Warrior

By Jordan Buckley, WireTap, May 29, 2006

Interview: Iraq combat veteran, Hart Viges talks about his transformation from a solder into a peace activist and the meaning of 'supporting our troops' today.

 
Dixieland Justice: the Slow Murder of Rodney Reed

By Jordan Buckley, WireTap, May 2, 2006

New evidence in the murder case involving a young black man and white woman unveils the menacing legacy of Jim Crow in the Deep South.

 
Texas Youth Fight the War Aimed at Them

By Jordan Buckley, WireTap, Apr 19, 2006

A glimpse at the Youth Activists of Austin provides insight into innovative counter-recruitment campaigns nationwide.

 
Criminalizing Humanitarian Aid

By Jordan Buckley, WireTap, Apr 11, 2006

As the immigration debate continues to sizzle across the nation, a widely unknown case pending in Tucson, Ariz., courts may establish a startling new precedent.

 
Shaking of the Golden Arches

By Jordan Buckley, WireTap, Mar 15, 2006

A showdown between McDonalds and farmworkers escalates.

 
Slavery Beneath the Golden Arches?

By Jordan Buckley, Katie Shepherd, WireTap, Jan 21, 2006

In light of recent revelations that McDonald's buys tomatoes through at least one convicted slaver, a farmworkers' group is urging the company to change its ways.