Victor Fressie L.A. says “no” to the Diamondbacks Three hundred activists marched to Dodger Stadium on May 31 as part of a boycott against the Arizona Diamondbacks in the wake of SB 1070.
Lance Selfa Zionism’s colonial project The Zionist movement gained its aim of forming a Jewish state with the founding of Israel in 1948--but that founding was based on war and murder.
Interview: Isabel García Arizona is the testing ground An immigrant rights activist in Arizona explains that SB 1070 is only the latest assault in the state's racist crusade.
Jeremy Scahill The Pentagon’s stockpile for Afghanistan The U.S. military is taking bids from private contractors to ship massive amounts of equipment through Pakistan to Afghanistan.
Sarah Levy Hollywood’s big whitewash Two new movies, The Last Airbender and Prince of Persia, erased non-white people from the action--but moviegoers are hitting back.
Readers’ View Israel’s atomic lies and apartheid A new book reveals that Shimon Peres, Nobel Peace Prize winner and president of Israel, offered to sell nuclear bombs to apartheid South Africa.
Readers’ View BP’s bad math on the spill BP continues to refuse to use the most reliable scientific methods for estimating the scale of the Gulf spill, insisting that it wouldn't make a difference.
Editorial The myth of the anti-immigrant majority Opinion polls show majority backing for Arizona's racial profiling law--but supporters of immigrant rights have an opportunity to turn the tide.
Eamonn McCann Action is what’s called for The case for boycotting Israel is as strong and compelling now as the case for boycotting apartheid a generation ago.
Alexander Super Teachers and parents fight NYC cuts Layoff threats, a wage freeze and slashed school budgets have spurred teachers, parents and activists to picket and protest in New York City.
