Readers’ View Tooth and nail against “right to work” Congress and the White House can carry through national "right to work" legislation. It will have to be fought tooth and nail.
Interview: Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor Why we’re taking action on March 8 A National Planning Committee member for International Women's Strike USA on March 8 talks about the high hopes for this day of resistance.
Interview: Antonis Davanellos Greece’s radical left after SYRIZA The experience of SYRIZA in Greece and the left's role in it from its founding has drawn out a series of ongoing lessons.
Brian Sullivan The left can’t litigate Trump into submission Trump's first travel ban directed at Muslims suffered a stinging legal defeat, but we shouldn't put our faith in a legal strategy.
Andrew Ryder Defending a Seattle Dreamer Activists are protesting for a Dreamer detained by ICE in the latest example of the Trump regime's anti-immigrant assault.
Charlie Hore For Tibet against its oppressors Socialists should see Chinese rule over Tibet for what it: colonial oppression that must be opposed with support for self-determination.
Danny Katch A declaration of war on 11 million people The Department of Homeland Security has released its plans for making good on Trump's threat to the health and safety of millions of people.
Alex Moyle A police cover-up breaks down in Sacramento For Joseph Mann, suffering a mental health crisis while Black and homeless proved to be a death sentence in California's capital city.
Jim Plank Tear down Loyola’s walls against free speech Student activists at Loyola University in Chicago are fighting to overturn bureaucratic restrictions on free speech and assembly.
Sherry Wolf The Democrats’ goals and ours Working within the Democratic Party doesn't win reforms--on the contrary, it poses a threat even to the reforms we already won.
