Interview: Felipe Pineda Ruiz Where has Ecuador’s political left gone? Even with Lenín Moreno's presidential victory, the Ecuadorian left is in dire need of reconstruction.
Scott McLemee A new journal for tumultuous times A duo of young academics has launched the Journal of Interrupted Studies, which focuses on the work of refugee scholars.
Obrero Socialista Nada menos que la igualdad Durante las protestas del 1° de mayo, los inmigrantes--y quienes los apoyan--tienen la oportunidad para no sólo oponerse a Trump, sino también para declarar qué quieren.
Elizabeth Schulte A voice for socialism for 40 years The first issue of Socialist Worker was published 40 years ago in April 1977, and the need for a revolutionary socialist press is still key today.
Interview: Dominic Renda and Amy Muldoon The strike that challenged a giant and won On the anniversary of a strike against Verizon, two workers discuss the importance of their victory and the lessons it holds for organizing in the Trump era.
Akunna Eneh Trump takes aim at libraries Donald Trump's "America First" budget puts working-class communities last--with drastic cuts to library funding.
Campaign for Peace and Democracy Horrified by Trump and Assad We condemn the relentless, cruel attacks of the Assad regime, but we also condemn U.S. bombing and military forces in Syria.
Rachel Reiser OSU fights to “Boot the Braids” Student activists at Ohio State University are linking arms with farmworkers to demand Wendy's pay fair wages.
Luisa G. We’ll fight to stop the deportations A community forum in Queens brought people together to discuss forming a network to defend immigrants in the neighborhood.
Dorian Bon Who’s behind the free speech crisis on campus? Campus administrations have for decades restricted the rights of students to dissent--but we'll need to fight for free speech if we want to see social change.
