Bill Mullen Black Lives Matter and BDS The emergence of active solidarity between the African American and Palestinian struggles represents an exciting moment.
Ken Matsumura America’s concentration camps Calls to ban Muslim migrants raise the specter of a shameful chapter in U.S. history: when Japanese Americans were interned.
Laura Durkay The year in female protagonists From one-armed warriors to Black trans women, 2015 gave us complex female characters on the big and the small screens.
Elizabeth Schulte Why does anyone support this racist asshole? Donald Trump is galvanizing a hateful right-wing base centered in the GOP, but it's important to remember that he is repelling millions, too.
Interview: Dr. Jill Stein We want to be the voice of struggle in 2016 The Green Party's presidential candidate in 2012 explains what she hopes to achieve with her campaign for president this time.
Annie Zirin America to huddled masses: Stay away! SW's cartoonist reveals the right wing's new slogan for an era of anti-refugee hysteria.
Jason Farbman Hey Zuckerberg: We don’t want your charity The media's fawning over the charity of billionaires hides how such wealth is used to push the agenda of the wealthy and elite.
Janis Hooper Indonesia’s massacres on trial In November, the voices of survivors of the 1965 Indonesian anti-communist massacres were heard at a tribunal held in The Hague.
Rooney Hassan War from thousands of miles away A documentary about drone warfare shows that when it comes to terrorism, nobody is more effective than the U.S. military.
Eric Ruder Imperialist bombs won’t end Syria’s misery The intensification of air strikes and military operations by the U.S. and other powers is plunging Syria deeper into a humanitarian nightmare.
