Kyle Gilbertson Worldwide day of action to protest BP Chicagoan joined activists in cities around the world on July 10 to protest BP's appalling response to the Gulf oil disaster.
Katheryn Brooks Rallying against in-home care cuts Some 100 people turned out in Portland, Ore., answering a call to protest cuts that face the disabled and seniors who need home care assistance.
Antonis Davanellos What’s next for the struggle in Greece? The general strikes and protests that have shaken Greek society are driven by an economic crisis that will reshape European politics.
Gary Lapon DOMA overturned in Massachusetts A federal judge in Massachusetts has declared the Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutional in a victory for marriage equality supporters.
Campaign to End the Death Penalty Continuing the fight for Mumia Abu-Jamal Why did a delegation of U.S. anti-death penalty abolitionists walk out of an international meeting addressed by Mumia Abu-Jamal?
Rachel Cohen Charter school cooks the books Urban College Prep Charter Academy in Chicago found an ingenious new way to boost its performance statistics: cheating.
John Pilger The information war is on you The Pentagon is spending billions on achieving "information dominance"--not over Afghan tribal leaders, but over Americans.
Readers’ View Gilad Atzmon’s anti-Semitic beliefs While Gilad Atzmon is an outspoken supporter of Palestinian rights, he is also an anti-Semite who should be marginalized by the solidarity movement.
Readers’ View No place for Atzmon at SW.org There should be no voice in SocialistWorker.org for a person who regularly spouts this kind of poisonous, bigoted garbage.
Editorial Why won’t Congress help the jobless? The stalemate over extended unemployment benefits is dragging into a second month, and leaders of both Republicans and Democrats are to blame.
