Readers’ View Attacks in the social reproductive sphere The capitalists are attacking workers not just in the sphere of production, but in the sphere of social reproduction.
Elizabeth Schulte From Cadillacs to Kias Quality health insurance provided by employers is already rare, but it could soon become extinct, thanks to Barack Obama's health care law.
Steve Early Labor’s days in La La Land Missing from the AFL-CIO convention in Los Angeles was a needed focus on revitalizing labor's existing membership base.
Shaun Harkin Britain’s poisonous hypocrisy It takes a lot of gall for two leaders of the British government to lecture the world about the horrors of chemical weapons.
Justice for Loretta Capeheart Campaign One step forward in a Chicago legal battle A state appeals court overturned the ruling of an Illinois judge against a professor suing her university for defamation.
Sandy Boyer The King cover-up There has been a concerted attempt to use Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech to obscure his true role.
Interview: Ali Abunimah How occupation was dressed up as peace Twenty years after the signing of the Oslo Accords, conditions for Palestinians have worsened, and Israel has tightened its colonial domination.
Dave Zirin How could the cops kill Jonathan Ferrell? Another murder by police, steeped in racism, has taken place--and the details, even in these jaded times, are shocking.
Bob Simpson Is the Fight for 15 making unions cool again? The low-wage workers' Fight for 15 campaign utilizes minority strikes, noisy public demonstrations and experimentation.
Statement Pressure on Ben & Jerry’s A letter signed by 151 civil society organizations calls on the ice cream maker to end its presence in Israeli settlements.
