Elizabeth Schulte Disrupting the low-wage status quo Low-wage workers in some 340 cities plan to take part in protests and strikes to call for a $15 an hour minimum wage and a union.
Cindy Beringer Challenging a billionaire pipeline pusher Energy Transfer Partners CEO Kelcy Warren is the ignorant and arrogant villain behind the Dakota Access Pipeline.
Bill Mullen The Trump emergency Donald Trump's victory is a blow on so many fronts, but a new generation of activists has been coming into its own for years.
Readers’ View The contribution of students Students and student activism still have a central role to play in any bid to oppose the system, especially on a local level.
Leonard Klein and Rene Rougeau The water protectors aren’t backing down Opponents of the Dakota Access Pipeline at Standing Rock say they will stand strong against threats to clear the Oceti Sakowin Camp.
Dave Zirin A vandalized church turned site of resistance A church attended mostly by immigrants that was vandalized after the election now proudly displays banners of solidarity.
Interview: Cliff Willmeng Labor can’t sit out the fight at Standing Rock A co-founder of Labor for Standing Rock calls on unions and union members to join the fight against the Dakota Access Pipeline.
Nolan Rampy The struggle ahead for Burlington teachers Teachers in Burlington, Vermont, threatened to strike and forced the school board back to the table, setting the stage for future fights.
Leonard Klein Women protesters confront the “Black Snake” More than 150 women of the Oceti Sakowin Camp at Standing Rock faced down Morton County sheriffs in a #NoDAPL protest.
Readers’ View The awful lessons of internment The same poisonous conditions that led to Japanese internment are building up in 2016. This time, the target is Muslims.
