Interview: Sotiris Martalis Confronting the concessions to austerity A Greek socialist answers questions about the political situation following the agreement with the Eurogroup--and the struggles that now lie ahead.
Lee Sustar A new world in the making There is a reason why Malcolm X's words and actions continue to resonate with radicals half a century after his death.
Darrin Hoop U of Washington walks out for diversity Student activists led walkouts at University of Washington campuses to show opposition to racism and address the issue of diversity.
Statement A deal that traps SYRIZA in neoliberalism The agreement between the Greek government and European lenders accepts the limits of a neoliberal policy of austerity.
Dave Zirin Will soccer go on strike? A possible players' strike in response to greed of the Major League Soccer management could derail the new season.
Scott McLemee From lulz to lawmaking What do the stories of Internet communities like Anonymous and Pirates Bay tell us about political consciousness online?
Amy Muldoon The oppressed majority Many associate the term oppression with discrimination against specific groups, but there is also an oppression suffered by the whole working class.
Lee Sustar A worldwide rebellion of the oppressed In his last year, Malcolm X became a revolutionary internationalist who was developing ties to the socialist left.
Dele Balogun Finding 1954 in 2014 The third African Heritage Delegation to Palestine found conditions more like the Jim Crow South than a 21st century democracy.
Jesse Hagopian and Michele Bollinger Why we’re opting out of PARCC It's easy to feel alone, but we can take hope from the teachers, parents and students standing up to high-stakes testing.
