Monique Dols and Lance Selfa An unnatural disaster hits Puerto Rico’s schools Two SW contributors write from Puerto Rico about the devastation of schools by the hurricane--and the danger of privatization that still threatens them.
Robert Wilson Two Tennessee towns turn back the far right Anti-racist activists overwhelmed the white nationalists' plans for rallying in Tennessee, even compelling them to cancel one event.
Josep María Antentas A coup by the state The Spanish state imposed direct rule over Catalonia, firing its president and dismissing the region's parliament after it declared independence.
Interview: Owl The Ramapough won’t be silenced The Ramapough Lenape are continuing their struggle against a pipeline in New Jersey that threatens clean water and their land.
Roundtable Taking a knee to stand with the struggle We asked SW contributors for their thoughts on the powerful protests against racism that have spread from the NFL to other sports and beyond.
Obituary: Joanne Landy Wholly dedicated to socialism from below The outpouring of love and comradeship for Joanne Landy shows the reach of her strong commitment to socialism and democracy.
Lee Wengraf The U.S. war you didn’t hear about...until now U.S. military intervention in Africa is in the headlines after an attack on Green Berets in Niger--but no one is asking what the military is doing there.
Nikki Williams Who controls Jane Doe’s body? Government officials engaged in a grotesque attempt to thwart a young undocumented woman’s decision to have an abortion.
Angela Gwen Putting the bigots in their place Pro-choice supporters organized a clinic defense in Poughkeepsie, New York--and turned the tables on the anti-abortion bigots.
Mick Armstrong Religious rights and wrongs Those arguing against same-sex marriage in Australia are cynically using the idea of "religious freedom" to justify discrimination.
