Caitlin Buckley Lessons from a day of defiance The April 1 strike by Chicago teachers triggered a racist backlash from police--and a discussion in the movement over how to build solidarity.
Joe Sabatini How the ruling class rules The Panama Papers offer a glimpse into the methods used by the rich to maintain their wealth and power over the rest of us.
Michele Hehn Black Lives Matter in Canada Anti-racist activists are mobilizing in Montreal and Toronto to demand justice for the victims of police brutality and violence.
Eamonn McCann Will the undemocratic EU survive? The European Union is facing a series of challenges coming in grim succession that could conceivably lead to its breakup.
Interview Standing up to Verizon’s war on unions Workers at Verizon are in a do-or-die battle with a corporation that is raking in profits, but won't rest until it breaks the power of their unions.
Wael Elasady Should Palestine activists vote for Sanders? He may be more critical of Israeli violence than other candidates, but Sanders remains a clear defender of U.S. imperial policy.
Sarah Mamo, David Brock and Coco Smyth The road to reclaiming OSU An occupation by student protesters at Ohio State ended after police threatened mass arrests--but the fight will continue.
Charlie Hore The riots that changed China 1976 should be remembered as a turning point in China, when workers and students broke an oppressive government regime.
David Bliven Fighting for our union wages Carpenters protested a contractor using non-union labor on a shopping mall in Dobbs Ferry, New York.
Elizabeth Schulte Why voting Democratic hasn’t preserved choice The whittling away of abortion access and reproductive choice is the result of both a Republican-led offensive and Democratic concessions.
