Tim Goulet Labor Day belongs to workers Labor Day was born out the most radical working-class struggles of the 19th century, and we should celebrate it today.
Nisha Thapliyal Voices raised for public schools in India A new documentary makes the case that struggles for public education in India are intrinsically tied to other fights for justice.
Obrero Socialista Un concurso en impopularidad Clinton y Trump sean los políticos más odiados que jamás se enfrentaron en una elección presidencial, pero Ud. aún tiene una alternativa.
Elizabeth Schulte Violence, social crisis and the two Chicagos The violence in Chicago that cost more lives in August than any month in the past 20 years is portrayed as unexplainable--but it's anything but.
Interview: Rory Fanning Why I sat with Colin A former Army Ranger and conscientious objector explains why he and other antiwar veterans are supporting Colin Kaepernick.
Dorian Bon Are movements enough to make socialism? How do we balance the need to organize around specific political issues with building a wider opposition to the whole ruling order?
Alessandro Tinonga “Duterte Harry” goes on the attack The new president of the Philippines has made those involved in the drug trade into scapegoats for country’s larger problems.
Readers’ View Against all tyrants and empires Readers continue the debate about the Syrian Revolution with defenses of a popular rebellion and opposition to all imperialisms.
Sharon Smith When humiliating Muslim women is the law French political leaders across the spectrum have joined the sickening crusade to ban the "burkini," a piece of swimwear worn by Muslim women.
Paul Fleckenstein Taking down the revolution? Bernie Sanders' new organization proposes a "down-ballot" strategy to transform the Democrats--but it's no way up for the left.
