Richard Greeman Behind the upheaval in Morocco Mass protests in Morocco following the killing of a fishmonger come at a time when activists are being attacked by the state.
Dave Zirin Africa has given enough of its people to the sea The drowning death of a Gambian soccer star should shine a spotlight on the horrific death toll of migrants trying to reach Europe.
Gregg Shotwell A working-class Sherlock For Timothy Sheard's working-class detective Lenny Moss, his advantage in any battle is never bullets but solidarity.
Readers’ View Applying Trotsky’s lessons today The discussion continues about what's valid and what's not in an essay by Leon Trotsky about imperialism and national liberation.
Journal Live coverage on Election Night The staff at SocialistWorker.org is posting analysis and comment throughout the night as results of Election 2016 roll in.
Jen Roesch What will happen to the “political revolution”? The last two months of the presidential election campaign have vindicated Bernie Sanders' left-wing message. So why isn't he saying so?
Alan Maass The world’s shameful-est democracy How did it all come down to a nearly even contest between the most unpopular pair of presidential candidates ever?
Lance Selfa What’s riding on the Election 2016 swing set? Why is Hillary Clinton in danger of losing as many as four "swing states" that Barack Obama won in two successive elections?
Danny Katch Coming out of the sewers for Trump? Whatever happens on Election Day, the left will have to confront the threat of a growing far right energized by the Trump campaign.
Lance Selfa Stuck inside the machine Bernie Sanders' role since the summer has been to assure progressives that Hillary Clinton is, despite the evidence, one of them.
