Mike Gonzalez A flawed revolutionary icon Che Guevara should be celebrated for his courage and egalitarian spirit, and critiqued for his authoritarian vision of socialism.
Readers’ View They’re poisoning our future Energy company EQT is destroying future generations' air, water, quality of life and prospects for safe energy.
Danny Katch What would a revolution look like? More and more people--especially young people--say they're to drawn to socialism. But how can socialism be achieved in a country like the U.S.?
Rene Rougeau Facing down the oil company dogs A historic protest against the Dakota Access Pipeline at the Standing Rock Indian Reservation is facing escalating repression.
Alain Savard Keeping the student strike alive Quebec's massive student struggle emerged from an organizing model that constantly trains new generations of activists.
Eric Ruder Solidarity won Adly’s freedom Egyptian human rights lawyer Malek Adly has won his freedom, and more political prisoners like him need international support.
Lichi D’Amelio What will end the barbarity? The Justice Department directive to stop using for-profit prisons is very limited, but it can open up opportunities to demand more.
Lee Sustar Are Chicago teachers headed toward a strike? A battle between Chicago's budget-slashing mayor, a union-busting governor and determined teachers could lead to a second strike in four years.
Mukund Rathi Berkeley’s system lets women down The response of University of California at Berkeley administrators to sexual harassment allegations has been far too slow and weak.
Mehrana Ali A new hate crime in Queens? The stabbing of 60-year-old Nazma Khanam is the second murderous attack in a month, and the community is demanding answers.
