Pranav Jani Is the left with Trump against the TPP? The left can't fall into the trap of supporting Trump's economic nationalism, which only changes the methods of U.S. capital's rule.
Sarah Levy The left can’t be dismissive If we're revolutionaries, then we have to believe that the vast majority of people can be won to more radical ideas and action.
Comment Who has a panhandling problem? Rather than deal with a housing crisis, Portland officials and business owners complain about how homelessness "looks."
Joe Hayns Discontent behind the image of calm in Morocco The bloody expulsion of protesters from the central square in al-Hoceima again exposes the myth of Moroccan "exceptionalism."
Phil Gasper Are people naturally xenophobic? According to conventional wisdom, Donald Trump's xenophobia is a cruder form of a trait we all share because it's built into our human nature.
Nicole Colson The millions who said “Not our president” The protesters marching on Inauguration Weekend outnumbered those gathered to celebrate Trump by at least 10 to 1.
Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor Don’t shame the first steps of a resistance The women's marches were the beginning, not the end, and it does no good to chastise participants for not being "woke" enough.
Statement The day of the people’s wrath is near In a foreshock of the revolution to come, Russian socialists called for a protest strike on the anniversary of a previous uprising.
Readers’ View Just work harder for Democrats? At a union strategy conference in Illinois, AFSCME members were admonished for not putting more effort into a losing strategy.
Eric Ruder and Danny Katch He made America protest again A torrent of humanity flooded through cities around the country to express their anger at Donald Trump--but also their joy at finding one another.
