Erik Wallenberg Still fighting for Matthew Shepard The new play The Laramie Project: 10 Years Later made its world premiere this month, bringing a timely message about combating homophobia in America.
Josh Kilby Marching for R.I. marriage equality LGBT activists marched on the Rhode Island statehouse days after Gov. Donald Carcieri delivered an address to a right-wing antigay group.
Tahir Butt Protesting Fahad’s detention Activists gathered for a vigil to support Fahad Hashmi, who has been imprisoned for over two years as part of the "war on terror."
Editorial When impatience is a virtue The National Equality March was a powerful call for LGBT equality--and an inspiring glimpse of what futures struggles against injustice can be.
Elizabeth Schulte More troops for the “good war”? Barack Obama--who won the votes of millions of people as a "peace candidate"--is poised to further escalate the war in Afghanistan.
Dave Zirin Why the NFL said no to Rush Rush Limbaugh is whining about being "blacklisted" by the left, and that stopped him from owning an NFL team--but the reality is he's a liability to the league.
Obituary: Mercedes Sosa Blending politics and music Mercedes Sosa, a pivotal singer in the Nuevo Cancionero, or New Song, movement in Argentina, died this month.
Mark Steel All in it together, sort of For some reason, it seems like the idea of "shared sacrifice" only applies to one side in society's divide between rich and poor.
Deborah Goldsmith and Kristin Lubbert Standing up to cuts at CCSF City College of San Francisco administrators have no answers to stop cuts and fee hikes, but one activist coalition is working to get organized.
Avery Wear Immigrant rights forum in San Diego Some 60 people attended an all-day conference at San Diego City College to discuss organizing for immigrant rights.
