Nicole Colson Spreading racist fear about the “Muslim threat” Donald Trump's recycled lies about U.S. Muslims cheering the September 11 attacks is being rehabilitated for a specific ideological purpose.
Interview: Ian Angus Climate change and the summit smokescreen A leading voice of ecosocialism looks at what to expect from the Paris climate summit and where the movement needs to go next.
Elizabeth Schulte and Gretchen Sager An attack on trans students in Wisconsin Wisconsin Republicans are pretending to "protect" students by pushing a bill that would put transgender students at greater risk.
David Bliven The arbitration scam Corporations have found another way to get over on customers and employees--forcing them to give up their right to sue.
Carl Jackson Standing up to a mining giant Twenty years ago, the mining town of Weipa was the site of a momentous showdown between Australian workers and employers.
Elizabeth Schulte How anger at campus racism boiled over Students on dozens of campuses took action in November, both in solidarity with Missouri students and to make demands of their own.
Michael Ware What kind of “just transition”? We need a movement strong enough to force big changes in the way humans produce and consume energy. But what kind of changes?
New Anticapitalist Party For the right to demonstrate France's New Anti-capitalist Party spoke out against the government's violent crackdown on climate justice protests.
Christopher Zimmerly-Beck Oregon deserves a fight for 15 Support for a $15 an hour minimum wage has grown, yet some Oregon labor leaders are backing down a fight to win it.
Lillie Cicerchia Confronting racism at Fordham A series of racist incidents at a Catholic university in the Bronx is spurring discussion and activism among students and faculty.
