Alan Maass Socialists and the struggle to end racism Capitalism and racism are bound together. One cannot exist without the other, and so the struggle against each depends on a struggle against both.
Kavita Krishnan India’s workers push back The recent general strike in India sent a warning to the Modi government about its plans for anti-worker labor "reforms."
Danny Katch The revenge of Times Square In Bill de Blasio's New York, asking for change in Times Square is a crime, but the Wall Street's everyday theft is perfectly legal.
Statement The Zimmerwald Manifesto The gathering of socialists in Zimmerwald 100 years ago ended with a united appeal for resistance against the First World War.
Gregg Shotwell A new prescription for an old medicine Autoworkers who want to rebuild their union’s power must learn the lessons from the socialists who first built it into a fighting force.
Jews for Palestinian Right of Return Kanye, don’t play for apartheid Israel Jews for Palestinian Right of Return have spearheaded a campaign calling on Kanye West to cancel a planned concert in Israel.
Readers’ View Views in brief A step forward for BDS | Insults weaken our arguments | More disappointing Democrats? | For Michfest without the bigotry | Defend Robert DeKelaita
Darrin Hoop Teachers draw the line for Seattle schools Educators in Seattle are providing a modern-day lesson in the power of teachers' unions with their strike for the schools that the city deserves.
Loren Balhorn Who will defend the refugees? Left-wing activists in Germany must lead the fight for a solution to the refugee crisis, based on working-class solidarity.
Don Lash Persecuting the “undesirables” A "quality of life" initiative for a busy corridor of East Harlem would reward developers while targeting the vulnerable.
