Obituary: Theodor Bergmann A living connection to past struggle We lost the last living connection to the left movement in Germany before the Second World War with Theodor Bergmann's death.
Editorial Don’t blame the left for violence in America The shooting rampage targeting Republican members of Congress led to hypocritical denunciations of the left as the source of political violence.
Sarah Mamo and Jonah ben Avraham The police have no place at Pride Corporate sponsors and police involvement are common at Pride events, but they are foreign to these celebrations' radical origins.
Interview: Neil Davidson Corbyn’s triumph and what it means for the left The Labour Party leader won't become prime minister yet, but he led a radical campaign that achieved major gains and revived the left in Britain.
Ryan de Laureal The truth about Trump’s golden boy Jared Kushner is the pampered heir of a business empire, but that's not the only thing he has in common with his father-in-law.
Jesse Hagopian Challenging Seattle’s broken system Seattle mayoral candidate Nikkita Oliver is running an independent left-wing campaign that represents a step forward in the city.
Edna Bonhomme When caregivers go on strike Members of the New York nurses union and 1199SEIU walked off the job to protest the for-profit health care company Fresenius.
Keegan O’Brien How our protests won marriage equality In just 10 years, same-sex marriage went from being a "wedge issue" for the right to a widely supported civil right--because of an ascending movement.
Leela Yellesetty How free is “free” labor? Karl Marx showed that the capitalist "free" market masked a hidden coercion: Workers are free to work--or free to starve.
Nikki Williams We need free speech to fight the right Getting government officials to deny permits to the far right won't build the confident mass movement we need to take them on.
