Eric Ruder UIUC should right its wrong Steven Salaita spoke publicly for the first time since his university fired him for his "uncivil" tweets criticizing Israel's war crimes.
Keegan O’Brien Boston school bus drivers won’t back down Dozens of drivers have lost their jobs and a union activist has been arrested in the drive to break Boston's bus drivers' union.
Joan McKiernan Kick the frackers out The New York governor's race is providing an opportunity to campaign against the disastrous practice of fracking.
Todd Chretien Prioritizing the anti-racist fight The Workers Party of the 1920s made fighting racism a priority by challenging the Klan and calling for racial equality in unions.
Judy Heithmar Michfest is dying from bigotry A bigoted policy excluding transgender women threatens the future of the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival.
Ragina Johnson and Michael Ware Whose consumption is killing the planet? The stereotype is that we're all responsible for climate change, but this lets the real culprits--corporations and the wealthy elite--off the hook.
Ali Abunimah “Civility” versus solidarity Supporters of Israel are calling for "civility" on campus--as a way to police of any discourse or activism critical of Zionism.
Héctor A. Rivera The energy “reform” scam in Mexico Mexico's ruling class won an important point on their neoliberal agenda with the Senate's passage of energy privatization.
Todd Chretien Toward an anti-racist practice In the wake of the 1917 Russian Revolution, socialists initiated anti-racist activism aimed at fighting for Black equality.
Scott McLemee Shore leave for capital A new book by John Urry called Offshoring presents a concise history of a quarter-century of globalization.
