Dave Zirin A Sterling shame Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling just paid the largest settlement ever for his rotten record of housing discrimination.
Readers’ View Our understanding of liberation Animals certainly deserve decent treatment, but to compare that to human liberation is misunderstanding what human liberation means.
Readers’ View An enduring image of despair The story of hard times for millions is closely interwoven with those of desperate individuals lashing out in acts of violence.
Alan Maass and Helen Redmond The deform of reform The House "reform" bill is a disaster for anyone who hoped a Democratic president and Congress would fix the screwed-up health care system.
Ann Coleman Lessons of the defeat in Maine Beyond the discussion of whether LGBT activists organized effectively on Question 1, there's a problem when our basic civil rights are up for a vote.
Kevin Prosen Mayor Billionaire squeaks by Michael Bloomberg can claim victory in New York's mayoral race, but his narrow re-election represents a repudiation of his agenda for the city.
Suzaana Elizabeth Rose and David May Determined to defend diversity Hundreds of angry University of Maryland students marched November 5 to protest cuts to multicultural programs.
Campaign to End the Death Penalty Why this execution is wrong The Campaign to End the Death Penalty explains why it opposes Virginia's execution of John Allen Muhammad.
Readers’ View Strike one for S.F. hotels Management was caught off guard when San Francisco hotel workers announced a three-day strike at the downtown crown jewel, the Grand Hyatt.
Readers’ View Struggling at UPS Life for UPS workers isn't like the company motto says, "UPS Delivers." Actually it's quite the opposite.
