Nolan Rampy A battle looms for Burlington teachers Teachers in Burlington are preparing for a possible strike after school officials imposed their concessionary contract proposals.
Paul D’Amato Organization without authority? If people organize together to achieve social change, they submit themselves to some form of authority. The question is what form?
Mitch Mitchell Will they clear the Jungle? The long-threatened closure and demolition of the Calais refugee camp known as "the Jungle" is expected to begin this weekend.
Todd Chretien Would Gramsci be #WithHer? A Socialist Worker contributor responds to a critique of the Green Party's Jill Stein for not engaging with the Democratic Party as "winnable terrain."
Dave Zirin Not in my locker room People like Trump are the reason that locker rooms can become an incubator of appalling sexism--but it's possible to challenge them.
Tristin Adie Why was Colombia’s peace deal defeated? A right-wing campaign to spread fear and anger doomed a peace agreement between Colombia's government and FARC rebels.
Charlotte Silver and Ali Abunimah Anti-Palestine smear tactics in Indiana Activists in Indiana organizing in solidarity with Palestine are being subjected to false accusations spread anonymously.
Will Myers and Haley Swenson Taking the struggle forward in Columbus Ohio's capital city has seen an upsurge in the struggle for Black lives--and that's raising important questions for the movement.
James Plested A corporate merger made in hell Bayer and Monsanto--two agriculture and chemical giants with criminal pasts--are planning to become partners in crime.
Interview: Anand Gopal A nightmare in the making for Mosul The looming assault by U.S. and Iraqi forces to retake Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city, from ISIS forces will have dire humanitarian consequences.
