Roundtable A place for soldiers to talk Two antiwar veterans talk about why they opened Coffee Strong, a GI coffeehouse outside Fort Lewis in Washington.
Mary Howland UW stands up to anti-gay bigotry Some 300 University of Washington students came together to confront anti-gay bigotry in the campus newspaper.
Gregory Morse Speaking out for justice in the fields Members of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers are traveling the Northeast to talk about their struggle to stop modern-day slavery in the Florida fields.
Lee Sustar A rallying point for labor A factory occupation in Chicago that began as a show of defiance by 250 workers has become a focus of national and international labor solidarity.
Duane Linton On the side of the road in Iraq A U.S. Army medic describes the day that changed his life--an attack on a convoy of unarmed farmers and the bloody consequences.
Alexander Billet The voice of a movement The singer and activist Odetta, dubbed by Martin Luther King Jr. as "the queen of American folk music," has died.
Dave Zirin Plaxico Burress and the media circus There's nothing like an NFL player shooting a hole in his own leg in a packed nightclub to become our latest walking, talking weapon of mass distraction.
Adam Sanchez Sanctuary city for war resisters Portland antiwar activists are calling for an ordinance that would make the city a sanctuary for military resisters.
Avery Wear San Diego forum to protest ICE Immigrant rights activists expressed a new spirit of confidence at a November forum at San Diego City College.
Lee Sustar Chicago factory occupied Workers are sitting in at a Chicago windows manufacturing plant that management announced--on just three day's notice--would be shut down.
