Mark Steel Will Labour say anything at all? The only time Ed Miliband's Labour Party has tried to appear decisive is when they argued against trade union leaders.
Readers’ View Limitations of the united front In the case of the March on Washington, using the united front method seems to be mashing a square peg into a round hole.
Comment Taking our struggles to Washington Many of the people who will get on buses to go to this weekend's March on Washington will bring their own local antiracist struggles with them.
Revolutionary Socialists of Egypt We stand with Egypt’s masses The Revolutionary Socialists have issued a "Letter to Egyptian Revolutionaries" in response to the military's barbaric crackdown.
Nicole Colson Trying to intimidate a journalist In a new low for the war on civil liberties, the British government detained journalist Glenn Greenwald's partner for hours.
Orlando Sepúlveda Struggling for their lives The death of a 25-year-old Chicago woman was a terrible reminder of the stakes in a struggle for immigrants' health care access.
Alan Maass Will they let her die in jail? A federal judge has refused a plea to release radical lawyer Lynne Stewart from an effective death sentence in prison.
Readers’ View How Detroit is being stolen The challenge for those on the left with regard to the Detroit bankruptcy is to articulate a substantive alternative.
Gary Younge The moment of the March A new book sets the 1963 March on Washington in its context--of activists fighting increasingly bitter battles against Jim Crow.
Julian Guerrero Colombia’s growing labor struggle Three of Colombia's most powerful unions are taking action as growing anger at the government reaches a new stage.
