Dan McGarry A simple choice in West Papua Indonesian policies in West Papua have been designed from the beginning to silence the voice of the indigenous people.
Editorial Why isn’t that racist flag already gone? Even some Republicans admit the Confederate flag is an insult to the victims of racist mass murder--but it's still flying in South Carolina.
Statement Illegal, illegitimate and odious The Truth Committee on Public Debt formed by the Greek parliament has issued a report documenting the crimes of the Troika.
Dorian Bon Dominican apartheid: Made in the USA The cruel new law in the Dominican Republic against those of Haitian descent has its roots in U.S. policy in both countries.
Amy Gilligan The anti-austerity resistance rallies in London Hundreds of thousands of people marched through the streets of London for the "End Austerity Now" demonstration.
Readers’ View An inevitable graveyard of social movements? SW is right about Bernie Sanders, but could a Democratic campaign ever incubate the forces that could break with the party?
Lee Sustar Charleston and the crucible of race and class The terrorist killings in a Black church is the product of 400 years of slavery, segregation and racist violence that still shapes life and labor today.
Dave Zirin Confronting racist violence for two centuries To know the story of Charleston's Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church is to be in awe of its historic resilience.
Lupita Romero The ugly business of immigrant detention Talk about immigration "reform" may have stalled, but the the detention and deportation machine is running at full speed.
Don Lash Affordable housing at risk again in NYC Nearly 2 million families in New York City are awaiting a deal in the state capital to restore the protections of rent stabilization.
