Ashley Fataar Why the fees must fall The cancellation of the fee increase at South African universities is a victory for students--but not the end of the struggle.
Readers’ View How I got redder and redder If you think that capitalism is one big atrocity, it makes sense to organize with other people who think so, too.
Brian Jones Teach for America leaves Black Lives behind The corporate-led drive to privatize public education isn't compatible with making Black Lives Matter, whether in the streets or in classrooms.
Tom Bramble A victory for South Africa’s student uprising The biggest student uprising since the fall of apartheid forced the ANC government to back off a university tuition increase.
Phil Buyum Jackson The roots of the massacre in Ankara The bombing of a peace rally was the deadliest in Turkey's history, and the government deserves much of the blame.
Rachel Reiser and Haley Swenson Challenging Columbus Day in Columbus A statue of Christopher Columbus in Columbus, Ohio, was the focus of the country's growing anti-racist struggle.
Elizabeth Schulte Five Clinton crimes that won’t be investigated Republicans on the "Benghazi Committee" are ready to grill Hillary Clinton, but no one is talking about her real crimes as Secretary of State.
Statement How Teach for America threatens Black lives Members of the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers have issued an open letter to an activist appearing with Teach for America.
Gabriel Chaves Has Colombia reached a turning point? A peace deal between rebel forces and Colombia's government could open the door for the development of other social forces.
Interview: Christian Castillo “We’re voting left” in Argentina A leading member of the Left and Workers Front in Argentina provides background about its campaign ahead of Sunday's vote.
