Editorial Using terror as an excuse for more terror Reactionary politicians like Theresa May feed a cycle of violence and polarization with their cynical statements about extremism.
Megan Behrent The bard of Bronzeville On the centenary of her birth, poet, activist and educator Gwendolyn Brooks reminds us to see the art in daily struggles all around us.
Jamie Bemis The Ramapough Lenape make a stand A tribe in northern New Jersey has mobilized to fight an oil pipeline, and reinvigorated its fight for federal recognition.
Robert Narai Washington’s love affair with tyrants It's always been the foreign policy of the U.S. government to overthrow elected governments and prop up dictatorships.
John Monroe and Brayden Teems Anti-racists show their strength in numbers In Portland, thousands of counterprotesters overwhelmed a bogus "free speech" rally called by the far right--and set an example for the future.
Interview: Jazmin We must be ready to respond to deportations The federal immigration police have made it clear that they are going after activists--but organizers are preparing to counter them.
Dave Zirin When even LeBron is a target The vandalism of LeBron James' home is one more episode in a wave of racist abuse and violence to emerge in the Trump era.
Seth Uzman Are we living for The City? A book by a former British banking insider seeks to deepen the Marxist analysis of the financial system and modern imperialism.
Obrero Socialista ¿Qué apoyan los demócratas? El liderazgo demócrata piensa que con no-ser Trump es suficiente para recuperar el favor del electorado, pero las cuestiones como el aborto cuentan.
Roundtable We’ll honor Richard by standing up to the right Two UMD students join Nation columnist Dave Zirin in a discussion about the murder of Richard Collins III and the urgent need to protest racist violence.
