Editorial A war of terror and hate It's the 21st-century version of the old recruiting poster: Uncle Sam wants you...to hate Muslim "extremists" and trust him to go to war again.
Sue Sparks Hong Kong in the streets Hong Kong has taken to the streets to protest the lack of democracy and government corruption.
James Daugherty Getting the union moving at NYU Members of a reform slate were elected onto the bargaining team for NYU's Graduate Student Organizing Committee.
Mark Steel Stopping the school sellers Despite the best efforts of the "consultants," a British community rebelled against the school privatizers--and won.
Interview: Steven Salaita The university chose censorship over debate A pro-Palestine professor fired by the University of Illinois speaks out about the drive to silence him and other critics of Israeli apartheid.
Patrick Bond New life for the climate justice struggle The hope for action on climate change comes not from paralyzed heads of state, but from another welling up at the grassroots.
Joe Allen Why isn’t UPS on trial? The killings at a UPS facility in Alabama are a reminder of the effects of toxic working conditions and militaristic discipline.
Kevin Ovenden Learning from Upton Park The international character of today's cosmopolitan city is before our eyes all the time--and so is the potential for solidarity.
Obrero Socialista Inmigración: otra promesa rota Obama rehusó para dar alivio a millones de indocumentados y prefirió aliviar la arena electoral de los demócratas más derechistas.
Paul D’Amato Against the climate march cynics The criticisms of the climate march as "tame" and "symbolic" miss the importance of demonstrations like these in building future movements.
