Gregg Shotwell Rebuilding a fighting UAW Autoworkers need a union all right--but not one like the current United Auto Workers, with its concession-happy leadership.
Shaun Whittaker A South African October? South African socialist Neville Alexander envisioned a movement that simultaneously fought apartheid and capitalism.
Readers’ View Liberalism, reformism and the united front The united front isn't a tactic that must wait for the development of something calling itself "social democracy."
Readers’ View Some faults of the Fight for 15 There is a risk of the inspiring struggles around the Fight for 15 going to waste if its shortcomings aren't addressed.
Sameh Naguib The counterrevolution cries conspiracy Egypt's military rulers are denouncing their opponents as traitors working for foreign powers in order to cover the true character of their dictatorial regime.
Yusef Khalil U.S. bombs won’t save Syria A U.S. military strike won't advance the Syrian revolution, but it will help Bashar al-Assad to pose as "anti-imperialist."
Eamonn McCann When the humanitarian mask slipped Western powers are once again ignoring their own hypocrisy and double standards in the rush to carry out an attack on Syria.
Report Solidarity in the Fight for 15 Activists from several cities report on the one-day strike by fast-food workers on August 29--and the solidarity they received.
Statement We stand with Howard Zinn Activists are planning to celebrate the life of Howard Zinn--in defiance of Purdue University President Mitch Daniels.
Interview: Ernesto Guatemala’s resistance struggle A Guatemalan leftist tell the story of the decades-long struggle in his country against military dictators and U.S. intervention.
