Sid Ziochi Strike hits China shoe factories Tens of thousands of Chinese workers went on strike last month against the world's biggest shoe manufacturer.
Dave Zirin Rewriting the history of sports Those in power in the sports world can't be allowed to pat themselves on the back while running business as usual.
Obrero Socialista Paro estudiantil en España Un líder estudiantil español habla sobre el ataque gubernamental a la educación pública y la lucha contra la austeridad.
Gary Lapon Held up at work Wage theft affects more people and accounts for more money than all other forms of robbery--but it isn't even treated like a crime in most cases.
Nagesh Rao Fear clouds the Indian elections Left activists and organizations are sounding the alarm over the prospect of a victory for the Hindu right in national elections.
Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor Only part of the problem The condemnation of Donald Sterling's bigotry is welcome, but ignorant outbursts alone don't explain why racism persists.
Jesse Hagopian A May Day protest against testing Teachers at a New York City high school are refusing to administer yet another counterproductive standardized test.
Interview: Duane Wright Shutting down a racist party An activist at UC Davis explains how students came together to force the cancellation of a racist party on campus.
Scott McLemee The privatization of Karl Marx Supporters of the Marxists Internet Archive are protesting a publisher's demand to take down writings by Marx and Engels.
Editorial Why is the pipeline on pause? Barack Obama has once again delayed a final decision on the Keystone XL--another sign of the continuing pressure against the pipeline.
