Statement For a democratic, secular Iraq Revolutionary organizations in the Middle East are calling for a struggle against both imperialism and sectarianism in Iraq.
Dave Zirin Exporting Gaza to the favelas Who is supplying Brazil with the high-tech weapons used for World Cup security? The answer can be found in Haifa, Israel.
Obrero Socialista Raíces de la violencia sexual Detrás de los horribles hechos en Isla Vista yace una realidad que permite el arraigo de, y a menudo excusa, la violencia contra la mujer y el sexismo.
Elizabeth Schulte A tale of two paychecks For Pam Davis, working at Walmart meant always worrying about the next bill. For Rob Walton, owning Walmart means never worrying about anything.
Michael Schwartz It’s still the oil, stupid Just like during the U.S. invasion and occupation, the media are ignoring a critical factor in the intensifying violence in Iraq.
Neil Davidson Saying yes in Scotland Momentum is shifting in an independence referendum in Scotland, with a "yes" vote a real possibility. What should the left say?
Dan Suárez Another world (cup) is possible Brazil's Dance with the Devil isn't just about how governments exploit spectacles like the World Cup, but how people fight back.
Mark Dickman King Lear’s journey from regal to radical William Shakespeare's famous play is a portrait of a ruling class in crisis--and a monarch who learns to see all of society.
Corrie Westing The “freedom” to deny women health care With its decision in a case involving insurance coverage of birth control, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled against women, workers and science.
Nicole Colson Socialism connects the dots Some 1,450 people attended the Socialism 2014 conference in Chicago to discuss the struggles of today--and tomorrow.
