Alex Buckingham Four days of ICE terror in Wisconsin The racist immigration agency’s “enforcement surge” across the state caused widespread panic and showed why it must be abolished.
Ryan Powers and Paul Eselgroth The debate over Ohio’s Issue 1 Ohio’s Issue 1 is a step toward reforms that would aid victims of the “war on drugs” — which is why so many politicians oppose it.
Roundtable We won’t stop until we stop Kavanaugh We asked eight SW contributors to talk about their response to last week’s Senate hearings — and why they’re in the streets this week.
Héctor A. Rivera The community needs the UTLA to win its fight A forum in East Los Angeles showed that working-class families understand which side they’re on in the teachers’ contract fight.
Report Hey Collins, vote like you respect us Protesters in Portland, Maine, have been organizing actions at Sen. Susan Collins’s office to demand she vote against Brett Kavanaugh.
Women United Against Bolsonaro Equality, freedom and a life without violence Tens of thousands took the streets in Brazil to protest far-right politician Jair Bolsonaro in the run-up to the presidential election.
Lance Selfa Losing the legitimacy it never deserved Brett Kavanaugh has ripped away the mystique of the Supreme Court as above political partisanship — but that mystique was always a myth.
Todd Chretien 1968: The massacre in Tlatelolco Fifty years ago, Mexican government troops attacked striking students, committing a massacre that haunts the country to this day.
Alex Moyle Sacramento’s sheriff lets racists off the leash Sacramento County Sheriff Scott Jones encouraged a counterprotest against Black Lives Matter activists — but he failed dismally.
Joan Parkin The legacy of a torturer When we remember Jon Burge, we remember a movement that forced city officials to face up to its torturing police force.
