Lee Sustar Chicago teachers vs. Rahm: Round two The second contract showdown between Chicago teachers and Mayor Rahm Emanuel comes amid a harsh attack on Illinois public-sector unions.
Casie Stone Police, violence and the two Baltimores The Baltimore Uprising comes in the context of increasing economic inequality, felt disproportionately by African Americans.
Interview: Emory Douglas We always had solidarity The Black Panther Party's former minister of culture describes how the Black Power struggle inspired others to organize.
Sarah Levy Do Black lives matter in Israel? Protests by Ethiopian Jews in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem bear more than a passing resemblance to the Baltimore Rebellion.
Readers’ View Sanders isn’t a left alternative Supporting the Sanders campaign will be ineffective at best for the left--and disorienting and incapacitating at worst.
Paul D’Amato What makes a revolution? Revolution is neither an act of will nor inevitable--it is the result of the interplay of material conditions and the actions of social groups and classes.
Danny Katch The de Blasio road show The New York mayor's announcement of a national program of liberal policy proposals contrasts with his record at home
Ben Norton Netanyahu’s racist government Israel's prime minister has appointed a justice minister who openly calls for genocide against the Palestinian people.
Steve Early What happened to employee free choice? AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka and the NLRB have put the brakes on a union representation vote at a California hospital.
Statement Golden Dawn is afraid of justice Eleven members of parliament representing SYRIZA protest the latest delay in the trial of the Golden Dawn neo-Nazis.
