A delegation of U.S. academics traveled to Palestine last year to learn about the challenges of education under Israeli occupation.

The No Child Left Behind law ushered in a new era in our schools—an era of high-stakes testing, school closures and attacks on teachers’ unions.

Tucson schools are shutting down Mexican-American Studies classes after threats from state officials--but students are stepping up their protests.

Egypt's Revolutionary Socialists describe the challenges ahead as the Egyptian revolution begins its second year.

An international campaign has been launched to oppose acts repression in Egypt and to stand with the Egyptian people.

For two weeks in the fall of 2003, activists from across the country boarded buses in a demonstration for immigrant workers' rights.

Escuchando a Barack Obama en estos días, pareciera que él fuera un paladín del pueblo contra Wall Street--pero al separar la paja del trigo en lo que dice, otra realidad se sobrepone.

The Chicago City Council passed Mayor Rahm Emanuel's proposals to give police new powers to criminalize protest.

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel's attempt to criminalize protest is no exception in a society where the state is prepared to turn to repression.

Muslims in the U.S. are facing a sustained assault on their most basic rights--and it has had significant social and economic consequences.

Wrongfully convicted political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal is facing inhumane conditions in a Pennsylvania prison.

How could Penn State's Joe Paterno, known far and wide as a man of moral integrity, have been content with silence?

A Thai dissident looks at the failure of the Peua Thai Party to deliver on its promises of pro-democracy reforms.

A new report on the New York City subway system's finances shows how taxpayers got legally bilked out of billions by the banksters.

The solidarity movement with longshore workers has been unnecessarily fractured as a shipping giant prepares to move grain from a scab terminal.

My jaw dropped when I read an article by a New York Times editor that asked "Should the Times Be a Truth Vigilante?"

Major corporations have teamed up with politicians to push for a law that would place new restrictions on the Internet.

There are many things the 99 percent can do to affect this corrupt society, but very few of them center around the ballot box.

It makes no sense to shy away from challenging corporate power in the electoral arena, while calling for such challenges in other ways.

Sen. Dick Durbin, who has taken millions from the entertainment industry, is a cosponsor of legislation to restrict Internet freedom.

A SocialistWorker.org article about the controversy following a Seattle labor solidarity meeting missed the mark.

Occupy has diagnosed the ailments of the American political system, but it hasn't yet prescribed any cures.

The same mayor and city council pushing austerity on Chicagoans are also planning to prevent people from speaking out.