Statement Stand with Cecily McMillan The New School University Student Senate has spoken out in solidarity with a fellow student and Occupy activist.
Alex Kueny Interpreters on the picket line Sign language interpreters in San Diego organized a one-day walkout in their fight for a first union contract.
Chris Mobley The road to 15 in Seattle With Seattle's mayor proposing a long and loophole-filled path to a $15 minimum wage, Fight for 15 activists are discussing the way forward now.
Amirah Santos-Goldberg Teachers vote for change in Massachusetts The Massachusetts Teachers Association's annual meeting elected a new president who promises to build a fighting union.
Statement A real alternative for mayor in Oakland Dan Siegel's left-wing campaign for Oakland mayor represents a challenge to the disasters of the status quo.
Suhail Ilyas The tragedy of Odessa The real provocateurs of violence and division across Ukraine are the competing blocs of imperialists and oligarchs.
Eamonn McCann Two directions in South Africa Ronnie Kasrils and Cyril Ramaphosa exchanged harsh words in the run-up to the recent elections in South Africa.
Readers’ View Should we accept a $15 compromise? Does a compromise in San Francisco on an immediate $15 minimum wage enable working-class organization to advance?
Sharon Smith Taking the fire forward The author of a history of the U.S. working class movement takes the story up to today in a new introduction written for a Spanish edition of the book.
Alan Maass Behind the dirty war in Nigeria Outrage at the abduction of Nigerian schoolgirls is being used to build support for actions that will make the violence worse.
