Sean Larson NYU grad workers vote yes on BDS Graduate student employees at New York University cast a historic vote through their union to join the BDS movement.
Monique Dols Smearing three dead teenagers Video of the deaths of three Florida teens has their families asking why police didn't do more--and why the girls are being smeared.
John Riddell The Kiental Manifesto Socialist opponents of the First World War who came together in Zimmerwald in 1915 met again a year later to issue a new appeal.
Readers’ View How do we describe Sanders? A vote for Bernie Sanders isn't identical to a vote for the Democratic Party, as Socialist Worker has implied.
Lance Selfa Upton Sinclair and the Democrats’ dirty tricks The famous socialist won mass support during his 1934 campaign for governor of California--but he was betrayed by the Democratic Party.
Obituary: Prince Farewell to a true funk soldier He was a bottomless cauldron of creativity who blew up every music industry category and mattered in more ways than one article could do justice to.
Statement Egyptian activists face arrests ahead of protests Labor lawyer Haitham Mohamedain is among some 100 Egyptian activists detained by security forces ahead of planned protests.
Bennet Wilcox Sitting in to save the planet Two student sit-ins for fossil-fuel divestment in New York City show that the fight for climate justice can win broad support.
Jesse Hagopian We won’t be thrown in the testing deep end Parents and teachers are uniting to send a message: Our kids' needs aren't satisfied by filling in bubbles on a standardized test.
Shaun Harkin Ireland’s Easter Rising against colonial rule One hundred years ago, Irish resistance in Britain's oldest colony stood in defiance to imperial rule--and inspired others around the world to follow.
