Lance Selfa 1968: A war on dissent in the streets of Chicago Fifty years ago, the Democrats were nominating a pro-war presidential candidate—while Chicago police declared war on antiwar protesters.
Nicole Colson Exploiting a murder to fuel their hate Mollie Tibbetts’ family has asked that her murder not be used to further fear and hate — but that’s exactly what Republicans are doing.
Jesse Hagopian The fight for 15 (percent) in Seattle A Seattle teacher explains why wage increases for all education workers are at the center of a contract battle that could lead to a strike.
Eric Pelkey A masterpiece made in prison Kenyan author Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o’s memoir describes his experience in prison and how he wrote the novel Devil on the Cross there.
Sharon Smith How do we confront a Supreme threat to choice? Trump’s Supreme Court nominee is another serious threat to reproductive rights — but the potential exists to galvanize a confident resistance.
Brianna Patterson and Sylvia Johnson We got the cops out of Madison Pride The Community Pride coalition marched in Madison’s LGBTQ+ Pride parade in celebration of keeping police from participating.
Seth Uzman The neoliberal hurricane rages on in Houston One year after Hurricane Harvey, Houston’s ruling class is continuing the policies and development patterns that caused an unnatural disaster.
Obituary: Aretha Franklin The only queen we’ll respect Aretha Franklin wasn’t just the Queen of Soul. Her voice and music expressed a longing for freedom and equality for Black women.
Interview: Paul Foot The politics of image and the image of struggle Read a rediscovered interview with a prominent British journalist and one of the finest writers and speakers for the socialist cause.
Obrero Socialista El pueblo contra el parlamento en Argentina La marea verde enfrentaron un revés en el Senado argentino, pero sus movilizaciones sentaron las bases para las luchas futuras.
