Brian Kelly Don’t African lives matter? When they teach us about Africa, why don't we learn about the Great African War and King Leopold's reign of terror in the Congo?
Students Allied for Freedom and Equality Dorm room demolitions At the University of Michigan, solidarity activists organized mock evictions to call attention to what Palestinians face.
Ian Turner and David Wood A setback for Ayyub Ayyub Abdul-Alim faced disappointment when a judge refused to dismiss trumped-up "terrorism" charges against him.
Readers’ View Sexism, liberation and the left Rather than "undermining solidarity" or stagnating democracy, the daily practice of anti-sexism within our organization enhances it.
Readers’ View Views in brief Why is my brother Robert dead? | A gift from the USPS to Amazon | Left out by Obamacare | SW is wrong about Mother Agnes
Danny Katch You’ve got to meet the real socialists Barack Obama's offhand remarks to a crowd of chuckling executives focused unexpected attention on a good question: What is socialism really?
Haitham Mohamedain Revolution and state repression in Egypt An Egyptian labor lawyer and socialist, facing a new threat of arrest, describes the latest wave of repression against the left.
Paul D’Amato Introducing the new ISR The International Socialist Review will be a forum for the development of a Marxist analysis of the challenges the left faces.
Peter Lamphere New York takes on Common Core Parents in New York state are showing growing opposition to education standards that fail both students and their teachers.
Dave Zirin Mandela and the world of sports Nelson Mandela's relationship to the sports world has been lionized, but there was a side that was far more controversial.
