Lee Sustar Reaching a dead end While Malcolm X regularly criticized the civil rights movement, he could offer no alternative from within the Nation of Islam.
Danny Katch Saudi Arabia’s get-out-of-terror-free card Saudi Arabia is connected to terrorism around the world--yet the U.S. government considers it an ally in the "war on terror."
Alex Buckingham and Aaron Rothemich Bringing the struggles together in N.C. North Carolina's Historic Thousands on Jones march brought tens of thousands of people to the state capital of Raleigh.
Teaching Assistants’ Association Why we stand with Young, Gifted and Black Teaching assistants at the University of Wisconsin approved a resolution in support of the Young, Gifted and Black Coalition.
Alan Maass The Eurogroup noose tightens around Greece Leaders of the new Greek government face a deadline to come up with an austerity program that SYRIZA came to power promising to end.
Lee Sustar Moving toward revolution Malcolm X's energetic proselytizing increased the size of the Nation of Islam--but it also turned Malcolm into a political leader.
Sandy Boyer Playing politics with affordable housing Tenant groups are battling to save rent stabilization in New York, but they face opposition and apathy from elected officials.
Haitham Mohamedain To Egypt’s revolutionary youth A member of the Revolutionary Socialists explains what Egypt's struggle teaches us about class struggle, sectarianism and terrorism.
Jews for Palestinian Right of Return We won’t be bullied into silence We call on the New York City Council to stop defaming supporters of Palestinian rights with false accusations of anti-Semitism.
Lee Sustar Malcolm X: A revolutionary life Fifty years after his murder, SW's multi-part series starts with a looks at the world that shaped one of the 20th century's most important revolutionaries.
