Ashley Fataar South African students resume their fight Students in South Africa are fighting another round of tuition increases--and facing repression from the ANC government.
Steve Leigh Alternatives to punishment Activists at a Seattle conference on transformative justice strategized about how to replace today's punitive "justice" system.
Jen Roesch The Trump of the iceberg of sexual harassment As more women come forward about being abused by Donald Trump, the harassment faced by millions of others is coming to the surface.
Ragina Johnson Crackdown at Standing Rock follows ruling After a federal appeals court refused to halt construction on the Dakota Access Pipeline, the energy giants are intensifying repression.
Interview Oakland honor band’s loud and proud message Members of an honor band from Oakland schools explain why they took a knee during a performance of the national anthem.
Giles Ji Ungpakorn Finally, the king is dead Thailand's king, who died last week, was an enemy of democracy and a symbol of naked class oppression.
Readers’ View Views in brief The importance of running locally | What could have reigned in Assad? | A clarification on Gramsci | Private property and Russia 1917
Danny Katch Let them eat Quesalupas The premier of a new weekly column from SW catches you up on news of corporate super-villains, dairy dumping and--of course--Donald Trump.
Danny Katch What will President Clinton do without Trump? Clinton looks likely to win after a campaign based on being the not-Trump candidate, but that dynamic won't change when she takes office.
Julian Guerrero Uber and Lyft drivers for the union Some 14,000 New York City taxi app drivers have signed union cards in what could be the beginning of an important campaign.
