Rania Khalek Why is the Nation still debating apartheid? The Nation regularly runs articles debating Israeli apartheid--a question it never considered about apartheid South Africa.
Trish Kahle The struggle for Silvertown John Tully's history of a defeated strike in 1889 London reveals how the industrial era was built on the backs of workers.
Wael Elasady Why doesn’t Noam Chomsky support BDS? Noam Chomsky's long history as a determined critic of Israel gave his recent attack on the Palestinian movement an especially painful sting.
Interview: Zayne Abu Khdeir Palestine’s innocent victims A relative describes how Mohammed and Tarek Abu Khdeir's family are dealing with the murder of one youth and the beating of another.
Marea Socialista Bringing together a left voice in Venezuela Venezuelan revolutionary socialists will hold a conference to discuss what's next before the coming congress of the ruling party.
Bill Roberts A different cancer story A broad sense of community raises Mike Marqusee's The Price of Experience above other cancer survival memoirs.
Brian Huseby Derailing oil train disasters People in Canada and the U.S. gathered to mark the one-year anniversary of the oil train explosion in Lac-Mégantic in Quebec.
Jason Farbman A war crime in progress Israel's air strikes against the besieged civilian population of Gaza have entered a frightening new phase of indiscriminate violence.
Frank Jones Lifting up the Bay Area Campaigns to win minimum-wage measures in Oakland and other Bay Area cities could set a new tone for the struggle.
Areej Ali-Al-ashhab Anyone could be a target A young woman from Gaza describes the trauma being rained down on hundreds of thousands of families.
