Ryan de Laureal Ethiopia’s Standing Rock The struggle of Ethiopia's largest ethnic group against development programs and government repression has gone unreported.
Amy Muldoon Honoring a dirty job and a beautiful one, too An art exhibition in New York City is a love letter to the people whose labor ensures that our cities don't drown in their own filth.
Lance Selfa Can Trump pull off his biggest con of all? It seems impossible that the most unpopular major-party presidential candidate in history still has a shot at the White House. How does Trump do it?
Journal The view at Standing Rock We know about past high points of Native resistance, but we're living through one now, and it's our job to spread its message.
Interview: Aleksandra Wolke and Mikołaj Ratajczak A Black Monday strike in Poland Polish activists talk about the background to "Black Monday"--a nationwide strike against a proposed ban on all abortions.
John Monroe A SUPER campaign for BDS Students at Portland State University are pressing for divestment from four companies that profit from Israeli apartheid.
Obrero Socialista Revolución y reacción en Siria Antes de la fracasada tregua negociada entre EE.UU. y Rusia, los habitantes de Alepo habían quebrado el sitio impuesto por el régimen.
Journal The road that brought us to Standing Rock SW contributors tell what they saw and heard on a trip to bring support and solidarity for the historic resistance against the Dakota Access Pipeline.
Wael Elasady Fighting the anti-BDS backlash The BDS movement has a wider audience than ever, but it also faces an onslaught against it by defenders of Israeli apartheid.
Dave Zirin His right to hate both candidates Quarterback Colin Kaepernick wants people to face the reality of racist police violence, not necessarily vote for Hillary Clinton.
