Mario Cardenas How Chicago dumped Trump A multiracial crowd came together in Chicago to show Donald Trump that his bigotry isn't welcome--and to send him packing.
Jesse Hagopian Why opting out is good for students of color A leading voice in the battle against high-stakes testing counters the myth that communities of color benefit from it.
Laura Snedeker Socialists mop the floor in election debate Nearly 150 students gathered at DePaul University for an election debate between Democrats, Republicans and socialists.
Readers’ View Hillary and the Honduras coup Hillary Clinton is not a progressive. Her work has undermined democracy and human rights in Honduras and elsewhere.
Obrero Socialista Siria: La revolución en las calles Una tregua parcial en Siria dio espacio al movimiento revolucionario para organizar las primeras protestas masivas desde 2013.
Elizabeth Schulte Loveable dingbats or hateful warmongers? All the mythmaking in the world following the death of Nancy Reagan isn't going to disguise the bigotry and reaction of the Reagan years.
Ashley Smith Syria’s revolutionaries return to the streets A partial truce in the fighting in Syria gave space to the revolutionary movement to organize the first mass protests since 2013.
T Keesh The battle over BDS heats up at Columbia Israeli Apartheid Week at Columbia showed the growing strength of Palestine solidarity --and how low Zionists will go to stop it.
Claudio Katz Resistance builds to Argentina’s new president Argentina's new conservative president is facing signs of renewed struggle against austerity after three months in office.
Interview: Nebyie Ari, Betül Demir and Bahar Kilinç A society where women are targets With supporters of women's rights under attack, Turkish activists discuss how to combat violence against women.
