Phil Gasper Imagine all the people... A new book considers what life would be like in the U.S. if there was both economic and a real political democracy.
Interview: Nikole Gellineau Why did the NYPD invade a Harlem project? A resident of the Manhattanville housing project has a different story to tell about the "largest gang bust" in New York history.
Trish Kahle Miners for democracy and the planet During the 1960s and 70s, coal miners connected their struggle for a stronger union to the fight against "environmental mayhem."
Gonzalo Gómez Ten proposals for Venezuela’s Maduro A Venezuelan revolutionary socialist's document sets out the issues that must be taken up at the PSUV congress in late July.
Amy Muldoon Queens scores a victory against gentrification Pressure from angry residents of Astoria in New York City has dealt a setback to a proposed mega-development.
Readers’ View Keeping the goal in mind today Left electoral campaigns can move us toward the aim of a new working-class political party in a number of different ways.
Madeline Burrows The Washington Poster child for rape denial Right-winger George Will's ugly column declaring that campus survivors of sexual assault are "privileged" has sparked furious outrage.
Jason Farbman BringBackOurBoys brutality Since three Israeli teenagers went missing, Israel has carried out a terrifying collective punishment of all Palestinians.
Interview: Jorge Mújica A voice for workers in Chicago elections A well-known labor and immigrant rights activist in Chicago explains why he is running as a socialist for City Council.
Dave Zirin Struggling to be seen Challenges to the sports-powers-that-be from Brazil to Washington, D.C., have shown the determination of indigenous peoples.
