Elizabeth Schulte How do we push sexism back to the fringe? The face of sexual assault and contempt for women is also the face of the next president, but the anti-sexist majority can send Trump a message.
Mukund Rathi Do American spies have the goods on Russia? The allegations of Russian interference in the presidential election have caused a number of strange flip-flops in U.S. politics.
Interview: Luis Rangel Mexico’s climate of crisis and mass uprisings What's happening in México is a result of an accumulation of outrages committed by the regime of President Enrique Peña Nieto.
Shane James What caused the attack in Jerusalem? Israel's apartheid regime is the root cause of the truck attack that killed four Israeli soldiers in Jerusalem in early January.
Sherry Wolf Multiracial solidarity grows in Brooklyn The newly initiated Bay Ridge for Social Justice group mobilized a dynamic and family-friendly march on MLK Day.
Readers’ View Views in brief The left response to an assault | More factors in Chicago's violence | What the hacked e-mails showed | Give Obama some credit
Lance Selfa Looking for villains everywhere but the mirror The revelations from hacked DNC e-mails didn't lose the election for the Democrats. Their neoliberal, pro-corporate, anti-worker policies did.
Interview How we made Montana Nazis back down Neo-Nazis canceled a planned armed march on Martin Luther King Day in Montana, after antiracists made their opposition clear.
Zavi Katzvik UC Davis takes on alt-right hate Student protesters at the University of California-Davis shut down a reactionary speaking event led by Milo Yiannopoulos.
Keegan O’Brien The resistance after Inauguration Day Our side is the majority, and we have the power to stop Trump's agenda, but it will require that we get organized and fight back.
