Steve Leigh Seattle’s fight for 15 carries on Seattle minimum-wage workers got a raise on April 1, but the struggle continues to make sure employers deliver.
Helen Redmond Images of Selma The photography exhibit Selma March 1965 provides glimpses from both sides of the struggle against segregation in Alabama.
Lee Sustar Electing Mayor Austerity The bitterly contested election for control of Chicago's City Hall has highlighted the role of the Democrats as the party of budget cuts and layoffs.
Antonis Davanellos The government, the party and the people A leading voice of the left inside SYRIZA emphasizes the centrality of party members to maintaining the radical left's project.
John Riddell The youth challenge to war An international meeting of youth delegates 100 years ago adopted a ringing manifesto against the First World War.
John Michael Loyola students vote for divestment The student government at Loyola University voted--for the third time--to divest from companies that aid Israeli apartheid.
Steve Leigh A modest win against youth incarceration Seattle activists pressured the city to reduce the size of a proposed new juvenile jail--but they aren't satisfied yet.
Elizabeth Schulte They can afford $15 Low-wage workers will come together on April 15 for a national day of action for $15 and a union--demands their movement has put in the spotlight.
Interview: Johanna Fernandez Give Mumia the medical care he needs A leading figure in the struggle for Mumia Abu-Jamal says Pennsylvania is trying to carry out an execution by medical neglect.
Corrie Westing Indiana’s war on pregnant women Using 17th century "science," an Indiana court ruled that Purvi Patel must serve 20 years in prison for the "crime" of feticide.
