Mark Steel Did you forget your self-reliance? So that's the reason why the unemployment rate goes up and down--fluctuating levels of self-reliance.
Readers’ View Legally sterilizing the vulnerable For disabled women in the U.S., involuntary sterilization is connected to a broad range of issues of reproductive and sexual autonomy.
Readers’ View Views in brief Their coal will hurt us | It's my body, not theirs | Driving Palestinians off their land | What Big Brown takes from us
Revolutionary Socialists of Egypt Freedom is in the hands of the people Egypt's Revolutionary Socialists respond to the killing of Muslim Brotherhood protesters with a call to defend the revolution.
Abbie Bakan and Sharon Smith Marxism, feminism and the fight for liberation Two socialist writers consider the discussion about how Marxists understand women's oppression and the struggle for liberation.
Dave Zirin Inside the “people’s filibuster” Sports columnist Dave Zirin provides a play-by-play account of the popular outburst that set back Texas' attack on abortion rights.
Don Lash The principal scandal at Pan American Teachers, parents and activists are protesting the dismissal of the last three Black teachers at a high school in Queens.
Tim Joseph and Katrina Bacome Another abortion sneak attack Republicans in the Ohio legislature have quietly passed some of the most draconian restrictions on abortion in the country.
Euan Gibb Private transit, public protest What started as anger at rising transit fares has morphed into demands over education, health care and political corruption.
Brooke Winter Speaking out for prisoners Activists gathered outside the King County Jail in Seattle to send the message that prisoners rights are human rights.
