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A Few Bad Apples
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Since the George Floyd Rebellion last summer it has become common practice to paint all police officers in the United States with a single brush. The average American used to believe that most cops were just ...
An Appeal for Solidarity to Hard Crackers Readers
I’m writing to you to ask for your solidarity and for you to join a gas bill strike, withholding a part of your National Grid gas bill and refusing to pay to be poisoned. National Grid, ...
Issue #8 available for order now
We are happy to announce that we are resuming with our regular printed issues. Our summer issue invites our readers to return to the tumultuous changes of 2020 that continue to shape our present. Below is ...
Lest we forget: the coup in Honduras 2009
The following post was initially sent as an email message to a group of close friends. The author agreed to let us post it on Hard Crackers. Friends, As we read about the visits of Vice President ...
Plunder, Passage, Prison: Three Border Stories
Plunder “No nos toca;” basically, “it’s not our problem.” That’s what the municipal police officer told community members of Cruztón after paramilitaries ambushed a group of land defenders and assassinated Rodrigo Guadalupe Huét Gómez, a father, ...
After Memorial Day
Once when I was a kid, my father took me to a Memorial Day Parade in Manhattan. I had no idea why he decided to do so. I remember feeling uncomfortable during the parade and wondered ...