Interview: Daryle Lamont Jenkins Connecting the right-wing dots A New Jersey antiracist activist describes the ties between established far-right groups and the conservative mainstream.
Mike Marqusee Rising to the challenge The British government's austerity budget will cause severe hardship for workers--unless our side fights for an alternative.
Lance Selfa The coming Democratic wipeout? The Democrats can expect a beating in the November congressional elections--and they have only themselves to blame for it.
Jesse Hagopian Rheetire the chancellor A former teacher explains why Washington, D.C., students need teachers who are supported--not scapegoated--by the school chancellor.
Shermeeka Mason Cheering on a victory for equality Activists in Rochester, N.Y., celebrated after a federal judge declared that California’s Proposition 8 ban on same-sex marriage was unconstitutional.
Dave Zirin Booted off a Florida radio show I was disinvited from a radio program run by an Orlando Magic executive because my new book challenges him and his boss.
Readers’ View The media’s case for occupation The wrenching photo on Time magazine's cover uses the issue of women's rights to justify the continued occupation of Afghanistan.
Readers’ View The reach of anti-immigrant hate There have been no less than 10 hate crimes against people of Mexican descent committed in New York City in the last year.
Readers’ View What’s wrong with our unions? I worked for three years at the country's "largest" grocery chain, and the union there provided almost no protection or support.
Alan Maass Banking on hunger Goldman Sachs gambled on food, and its bets paid off big--at the cost of an international food crisis that inflicted hunger on hundreds of millions.
