Vasilisa Crosthwaite San Diego stands with Nabra San Diego was one of several cities where vigils were held against Islamophobia after the murder of Nabra Hassanen in Virginia.
Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor The speech the racists didn’t want you to hear Faced with death threats, a left-wing author had to cancel an appearance in Seattle--but she gave the speech you couldn't hear then at Socialism 2017.
Alan Maass Why Socialism was a big deal Some 2,000 people packed into a Chicago convention center for the four days of discussion and debate at Socialism 2017.
Interview Morocco takes to the streets A Moroccan activist describes the political climate in the country as protests have mounted, threatening the corrupt regime.
Ben Hillier How to get mentally tough like the filthy rich Being rich is all a matter of having a "Tiger Mentality," according to one writer--in other words, the ability to steal candy from kids.
Editorial A new left for the future--and the here and now For the first time in decades, the left has a chance to become a force in the U.S. This weekend's Socialism conference is a place to discuss how.
Interview: Lee Sustar What’s the agenda behind Trumponomics? A quarrelsome alliance of economic nationalists, China-fearing industrial bosses and some prominent bankers are forging a new U.S. economic strategy.
Interview: Paul Le Blanc The right can’t stand our vision of democracy We publish the interview that a right-wing website tried--and failed--to distort in an attempt to smear socialists and socialism.
Cindy Beringer Monuments to white supremacy As Confederate monuments come down in several Southern cities, it's a good time to look at why they went up in the first place.
Noura Mansour Gaza reels from electricity cuts Israel's siege of Gaza has already created a dire humanitarian crisis, but now, Gaza only receives two hours of electricity per day.
