Readers’ View It’s not time for a U.S. SYRIZA Revolutionary socialists should look for opportunities to project our politics, including elections, but there's no skipping steps.
Helen Scott Haiti’s resistance to U.S. rule This year marks the 100 years since the beginning of the 19-year occupation of Haiti, and the Haitian struggle against U.S. rule.
Lily Hughes The racist prosecutors who run U.S. courts Prosecutors hold one of the most powerful positions in the criminal injustice system, but for decades have operated with very little scrutiny, leading to a litany of racist abuses.
Eric Ruder Putting trade before human rights Diplomats overruled the authors of the State Department's report on human trafficking to facilitate Obama's trade agenda.
Lichi D’Amelio Why is Rafael Peña dead? An inmate at a New York correctional facility was found dead after being put in solitary confinement. His family wants answers.
Amín Pérez and Juan Miguel Pérez Racism hiding behind the law The Dominican government is whipping up anti-Haitian sentiment in its campaign to enact racist laws limiting immigration.
Eamonn McCann Upsetting the Labour elite Left-wing candidate Jeremy Corbyn is talking about renationalizing public services--and infuriating the Labour Party establishment.
Editorial Year one of Black Lives Matter In the year since Mike Brown was murdered and the city of Ferguson erupted in protest, so much has changed--and not nearly enough has changed.
Paul Le Blanc and Jonah McAllister-Erickson A win for Pittsburgh public transit Transit activists and union members came together and won an important victory for public transportation in the Pittsburgh area.
Dan Cohen Deep roots of Israeli vigilante violence In less than 24 hours, Israeli racism and xenophobia exploded into several forms of extreme violence.
