Howard Lisnoff

Howard Lisnoff is a freelance writer. He is the author of Against the Wall: Memoir of a Vietnam-Era War Resister (2017).

The War Is Over: Reflections on Protest

Columbia University Once a Bellwether of Protest

Trump: Peacemaker?

From Kent State to Pro-Palestinian Protest

A Liberal Veneer

They’re Still Killed by US Munitions

Keep Your Head Down

I’m Very Worried About a Second Trump Administration

Don’t Appear Weak!

Jimmy Carter: Amnesty and Draft Registration

A Little Learning Is Not Such a Dangerous Thing

A Nation of Immigrants

Can You Get Anything You Want? So Long, Alice Brock

It Went So Very Bad: Is There a Way Out?

Gina Raimondo 2.0

It Has Happened Here

We’re in Some Deep Shit

Protest and Conformity

“A Great Man” 

Marching Down to Armageddon

Ruining My Religion

The Uncertain Road of Resistance

Déjà Vu All Over Again

A Conversation With a Columbia University Undergraduate

The Presidential Election Farce

A New Kind of McCarthyism

The Feeding Frenzy of Consumerism and Environmental Destruction

Criticism of Gaza Genocide is off of the Table

Individual Responsibility in War: William Calley, Jr. and the Vietnam War

The Menorah

The Thrill is Gone

War Against Working People: War Against the World

Genocide and War

The SAT and the ACT Are Back with a Vengeance

On the Road of Flight

War, the Opulence of “Maestro,” and Crass Materialism

Moving Inexorably to the Right Amid a History of Change

Protest Against War at Last

John Kennedy’s September 1963 Interview

Murdering Kids

The Long View of Palestine, Israel and War

The Pledge and a Failed State

Goodbye to Free Speech: Hello to More Militarism

Counting the Cars and the Wars

The Only Way Out is Through Protest

Greeting the President

For the Love of War

A Higher Education: The Bottom Line

Welcome to the Bluest of Blue States

Misogynists and Serial Killers