Readers’ View A word for calling out sexism The word "brocialism" is an insult to be hurled at sexists who falsely claim they are acting in the interest of socialism.
Bill Mullen The people’s read-in At Purdue University and other schools around Indiana, scholars, teachers, students and activists gathered for a read-in to honor Howard Zinn.
Ashley Smith Imperial roots of Iraq’s sectarian violence Iraq teeters on the edge of a new civil war between Shia and Sunni, with bombings and shootings killing 1,000 people a month.
Don Lash Our kids aren’t taking your test Parents of students at Castle Bridge School in New York City are taking a stand to opt out of standardized testing.
Jim Boyle We stand with Leobardo McDonald's thought it could dump an outspoken worker, but Leobardo Meza and his supporters want to prove them wrong.
Joe Feeney Standing up to police racism More than 100 Temple University students and community supporters held a speak-out and march to protest police brutality.
Readers’ View Roots of the white skin privilege analysis Readers of SocialistWorker.org continue a debate on privilege theory, including the writings of Theodore Allen.
Obrero Socialista Una rara oportunidad electoral Algunos candidatos abiertamente socialistas generaron mucho entusiasmo y tuvieron un impacto en un puñado de recientes elecciones locales.
Duncan Hallas Do we support reformist demands? A 1973 article by a British socialist discusses the approach socialists should take to elections and the demand for reforms.
Paul D’Amato A world to win Since capitalism is an international system, the working-class struggle to overcome capitalism must also be international.
