Editorial Building solidarity, not walls, on May Day The story of May Day teaches us that the struggle against anti-immigrant scapegoating has always been critical for the whole working class.
Leonard Klein and Evelyn Kilgallen Speaking climate truth to Trump power The Peoples Climate March in Washington, estimated at 200,000 strong, was the centerpiece of a day of protest for the planet.
Sherry Wolf This Rutgers student won’t stand alone Carimer Andujar, a prominent Rutgers activist, is faced with deportation--but the response in her defense was immediate.
Statement Don’t let an abusive principal ban parents Two New York City parent activists have been banned from their kids' school after protests against abuses and teacher firings.
Edna Bonhomme and Sofia Arias Fighting for freedom in the face of repression Palestinian activist Omar Barghouti and African American minister Nyle Fort held a dialogue on solidarity and resistance.
Editorial The planet can’t wait As the Peoples Climate March takes place this Saturday, the stakes have never been higher--but our movement has real successes to build on.
Bridget Broderick A history of cruelty in a nation of immigrants America has had a contradictory relationship to immigrants because U.S. employers have always needed laborers, but also needed to control them.
Brian Erway When Buffalo sent Operation Rescue packing Twenty-five years ago, hundreds of activists mobilized in upstate New York to stop the anti-abortion fanatics of Operation Rescue.
Tom Gagné and Alan Maass Anger erupts over Turkey’s rigged referendum Recep Tayyip Erdoğan claimed victory for his referendum to grab more power, but brazen fraud has led to continuing protests.
Mick Armstrong What can stop the Tories in Britain’s election? A fighting left stance might not be enough for Labour to win the coming British vote, but it could change the shape of the debate.
