Nicole Colson Their “merciless war” only fuels terrorism After the horrific attacks in Paris, the left must stand against Islamophobia--and demand that this tragedy not be used as an excuse for more war.
Elizabeth Schulte Students stand with Mizzou Students across the country organized protests to end racism at the University of Missouri--and on their own campuses.
Dave Zirin The athlete-activists of the ‘60s The strike against racism by Mizzou football players was brave, historic and profoundly significant--but it wasn't unprecedented.
Julien Salingue Your wars, our dead After the terrorist attacks in Paris, a member of the New Anti-capitalist Party examines the causes of the violence and the response of political leaders.
New Anticapitalist Party The twin cruelties of imperialism and terrorism The only proper response to terrorism and wars is the unity of working people, beyond national origin, race and religion.
Danny Katch Why are the cops so camera shy? The heads of the FBI and DEA are the latest officials to claim that police can't do their jobs because of the "Ferguson effect"--fear of public scrutiny.
Sandy Boyer Can we vote in Sanders’ political revolution? To make good on what Bernie Sanders says he would deliver, we'll need to do more than simply turn out lots of new voters in 2016.
Lauren Bianchi The working women’s fight Despite its shortcomings, Suffragette captivates with the story of a factory worker who joins the women's movement.
James Plested Inferno in Indonesia Vast areas in Indonesia have been set on fire in what has been called the greatest environmental disaster of the 21st century.
Eamonn McCann How a “pacifist” pushed for war Despite a recent "apology," Tony Blair and his advisers were committed to going to war in Iraq from the very beginning.
