Dave Zirin Why we need activist athletes Some of the most prominent voices speaking out about racism are those of athletes who can reach millions of people.
Paul D’Amato Are U.S. workers bought off? The ferocity of the ruling class offensive has undermined the claim that workers do well enough to stop them from rebelling.
Scott McLemee The filth and the Feds Witch hunts against minorities and activists based on their sexual relationships was all in a day's work for J. Edgar Hoover.
Obrero Socialista Anti-racistas en las calles El fracaso de la justica en los casos de Mike Brown y Eric Garner ha provocado una respuesta masiva--y una permanente lucha anti-racista.
Editorial The fight against racism returns to the streets The grand jury decisions in the cases of Mike Brown and Eric Garner have galvanized a national response--and an ongoing resistance is taking shape.
Nicole Colson Inside the CIA’s torture chambers A Senate report on the CIA's use of torture offers a staggering look at the horrors inflicted in the name of the "war on terror."
Rachel Cohen RonnieMan won’t be forgotten Dorothy Holmes is marching every chance she gets to raise awareness about the police murder of her son and to demand justice.
Paul D’Amato Is a revolution possible in the U.S.? Many objections to socialism rest on the belief that U.S. society is exceptional in being resistant to radical change.
Left21 From Hong Kong to Ferguson and New York As in Ferguson, the police confronting protesters in Hong Kong are punishing dissent while claiming to uphold the law.
Readers’ View Radical ways to reform policing Efforts to reform the U.S. criminal justice system must start from the understanding that it is rotten to the core.
