Shane J and Elizabeth L Their hidden power to cure a sick system Most debates about health care in the U.S. ignore the people who have the most power to change the system: nurses and other health care workers.
Joe Richard Causes of the union defeat at Nissan The bitter defeat for the UAW at Nissan's giant Mississippi plant adds urgency to the question of how to organize the South.
Alex Moyle Black Sacramento under attack Developers have their eyes on Sacramento-- which has meant more police violence and higher rents for its most vulnerable residents.
Albert Rhys Williams On the left sat the Bolsheviks An eyewitness to the Russian Revolution describes how the Petrograd of the workers developed a different attitude to Bolshevism.
Nicole Colson ICE is guilty of the murder of Frank Fuentes The government's anti-immigrant assault that has caused so many cruelties led to the death of a young man trying to return to his home in the U.S.
Roundtable Spectrum strikers send a defiant message Workers and family members talk about the strike at Spectrum/Time Warner in New York and New Jersey, now in its fifth month.
Dennis Kosuth These mechanics want to fix past concessions Some 1,700 auto mechanics in Chicago put down their tools and picked up picket signs, shutting down service at 130 dealerships.
Léon Crémieux An iron glove on a hand of clay The victory of Emmanuel Macron and his new party seems like it stabilized French politics, but there are conflicts to come.
Lee Sustar When we beat the bosses The 1997 UPS strike that began 20 years ago showed that workers have the power to beat a corporate giant--and that labor's decline isn't inevitable.
Bill Keach What kind of party does the working class need? Workers need a political party to represent them and advocate for their interests. But how should it be organized and what should it be working toward?
