Nicole Colson and Katie Zaman Madison on the march for Black lives In the weeks since teenager Tony Robinson was killed by a Madison police officer, thousands have taken to the streets to demand justice.
Bill Mullen BDS after the Israeli election The victory of Netanyahu's Likud Party was a grand triumph of racism--and demands an intensification of the BDS campaign.
Kunle Wizeman Ajayi Class matters in Nigeria’s elections There is a heated debate about the national election, but few mainstream figures are talking about the country's main divide.
Tyler Zimmer Asking questions about Chuy The fact that Rahm Emanuel is a menace to working people in Chicago doesn't make his challenger's campaign more progressive.
Peter Santina San Francisco’s racist gang in blue As a deputy public defender in San Francisco, I'm not shocked that there is a white-power network among the police.
Danny Katch What we learned from de Blasio’s first year A New York City socialist has a message for Chicago, where a mayoral runoff election pits a hated incumbent against a very different challenger.
Dennis Kosuth Running Illinois like a banker Union members traveled to the state capital to protest Gov. Bruce Rauner plans to slash social spending and workers' rights.
Internationalist Workers Left Breaking the vicious circle The Greek government must go in the opposite direction from concessions to defeat the extortion of Europe's rulers.
Interview: Edgard Sánchez Ramírez The making of neoliberal Mexico A Mexican socialist traces the neoliberal turn in national politics from its roots 25 years ago through the PRI's return to power.
Brian Ward March is for changing mascots A Wisconsin college basketball player is using a newfound national platform to demand justice for Native Americans.
