Socialist Workers Movement Don’t privatize Puerto Rico’s electric power Socialists in Puerto Rico respond to Gov. Ricardo Rosselló's announced plans to privatize the island's electric utility.
Obituary: Ursula Le Guin Imagining a better world The feminist novelist embraced the fantastic to tell stories that compelled readers to rethink their assumptions about society.
Eva María and Leela Yellesetty Can #MeToo lead to a new “normal”? A woman's account of a date with actor Aziz Ansari has opened up a discussion about how sexism plays out in our intimate, everyday experiences.
Nikki Blazek and Lichi D’Amelio Why did ICE want to silence Jean Montrevil? The deportation of a New York City activist is not only a cruel blow to his family and friends, but an outrageous travesty of justice.
Dave Zirin and David Tigabu A conviction and a resignation aren’t enough While seeming to provide some justice, the sentencing of Larry Nassar and resignation of MSU's Lou Anna Simon are not enough.
Andy Durgan Where is Catalonia headed next? Pro-independence parties won the elections ordered by the Spanish state, but is unclear how a new government will be formed.
Elizabeth Schulte In defense of the Women’s Marches When millions of people march for women's rights and against Trump, the left can't afford to have a dismissive attitude.
David Wood and Alan Maass Portrait of an unfit system Fire and Fury's stunning revelations have rocked the White House, but there's more to say about the whole undemocratic system.
Dennis Kosuth A power (still) greater than their hoarded gold A new book by longtime labor activist and author Kim Moody makes a convincing case for the revolutionary potential of today's working class.
Joe Andrews and Carlos Enriquez Walmart’s bait and switch Walmart announced it will raise wages--but that came along with thousands of layoffs and a tax windfall, courtesy of the GOP.
