Elizabeth Schulte and Alan Maass The time to act is now: Stop Kavanaugh! We have just days to mobilize in every way we can to stop the nomination of a reactionary and sexual assaulter to the Supreme Court.
Nicole Colson A tale of two testimonies No one could miss the contrast between Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh at last week’s hearings, but the reasons run deep.
Lauren Fleer Larry Krasner and the fight to break the cages A civil rights attorney who was elected Philadelphia’s top prosecutor is credited with “unprecedented” reforms. What’s the record?
Ryan Powers and Max Hannum An epidemic of sexual assault at Ohio University Some 250 people protested sexual assault at Ohio University in response to more than a dozen sexual assaults reported on campus.
Readers’ View Views in brief Remembering Said 15 years later | Believing survivors means believing Reitman | More lessons from Marx
Todd Chretien What kind of party for the new socialist movement? The new surge of interest in socialism is reviving old discussions that shape how different socialist trends conceive of political organization.
Ariel Hard I needed to fight for reproductive justice A Seattle Clinic Defense activist describes how taking direct action for reproductive rights can be a bridge to building other struggles.
Interview: Yueran Zhang A textbook lesson in solidarity at Harvard A graduate student labor activist explains how a recent successful union campaign was won by building bonds with international students.
Elizabeth Schulte We still believe Anita Hill: Lessons of the backlash Like during the Clarence Thomas hearings 27 years ago, the sexist backlash continues — and we have to build the struggle to push it back.
Khury Petersen-Smith How the U.S. is trapping dying Yemenis The blame for the devastation and the humanitarian crisis killing Yemenis lies with the United States, Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
