Candice Bernd We can’t ask politely for our rights A group of about 20 supporters of LGBT rights gathered in Dallas to participate in Freedom to Marry Day.
Marah Deflavia Horowitz isn’t welcome here Dozens of people gathered to oppose a speech by hate-monger David Horowitz at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst.
Lance Selfa A tea party tidal wave? In contrast to the sense of hope about Obama a year ago, political momentum is with conservatives today. But does this mean that America is turning right?
Roundtable Why we’re protesting, part two Students, teachers and campus workers across California explain why they're organizing for the March 4 Day of Action to defend public education.
Elizabeth Schulte Pregnant and under suspicion If Utah legislators get their way, pregnant women could be arrested for having a miscarriage--or anything perceived as a threat to the fetus.
Sherry Wolf Youth, sexuality and the left A SocialistWorker.org contributor responds to a critique of her writings published on a left-wing Web site.
Judith De Los Santos Aid beyond Port-au-Prince Sonia Pierre, a long-time human rights advocate, has sent response teams into the hardest-to-reach areas of Haiti.
Readers’ View Taking on Sodexo at Ohio State Ohio State University students and workers are fighting to make Sodexo pay its workers a living wage and let them unionize.
Readers’ View Using religion as a weapon of war Somewhere in Iraq or Afghanistan, a tired soldier is carefully removing cryptically encoded references to Bible verses from gun sights.
Chuck Stemke and Tony Perez Anti-racists turn up the heat at UCSD A noose hung to intimidate African-American students is the latest racist incident to spur activism at UC San Diego ahead of the March 4 Day of Action.
