Tristin Adie We are nurses and we won’t back down A nurse at the UVM Medical Center tells about the lessons she learned on the picket line about the union’s power to unite the Burlington community.
Rachel Cohen Chicago cops crack heads after another killing A police murder in Chicago’s South Shore neighborhood touched off angry calls for justice — but the cops responded with repression.
Stephanie Schwartz Why is anti-Semitism crawling out of the shadows? Seven decades after the Holocaust, the far right is making anti-Semitism a part of its project of hate. How should the left respond?
Readers’ View The old guideposts matter on new terrain A contributor to the debate on Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez argues that a socialist analysis of the Democrats’ history is more important than ever.
Eric Pelkey Old whines in dark web bottles A supposedly intellectual cadre of professional racists, sexists and Islamophobes is profiting off discredited reactionary ideas.
Nancy Welch The importance of being uncivil No civility in our speech so long as the incivilities of internment camps, travel bans, police murder and other atrocities rule the land.
Statement Opposing state racism and the far right in the UK Donald Trump will face mass protests when he visits Britain, but those who stand up against his hate have a lot more to fight for.
Alessandra Seiter Libraries can’t afford to welcome hate The American Library Association should reconsider its decision to enshrine the right of hate groups to seek meeting space at libraries.
Nolan Rampy Vermont nurses go Red-For-Med Like the #RedforEd striking teachers, nurses at Vermont’s biggest hospital are taking a stand on the picket line after decades of attacks.
Scott McLemee Anchoring a hateful argument Anchor Babies and the Challenge of Birthright Citizenship shows that today’s anti-immigrant rhetoric is the same as it was 100 years ago.
