Readers’ View Saving LA schools from the budget ax If Arnold Schwarzenegger's proposed 10 percent cut in California's education budget goes through, LA schools alone will lose $450 million.
Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor How Reverend Wright was wronged While the acquittal of Sean Bell's police killers was greeted with pleas for calm, Jeremiah Wright was denounced from coast to coast as "racist" and "paranoid."
Todd Chretien and Adrienne Johnstone West Coast ports shut down for May Day Dockworkers up and down the West Coast stopped work on May Day in a protest against the war.
Anthony Arnove The scramble for the poles A race for control of the planet's two polar regions is unfolding, with consequences that could hasten capitalism's destruction of the Earth.
Brian Jones Fifty shots and found not guilty According to Judge Arthur Cooperman, the three New York City police officers who killed Sean Bell weren't guilty of anything.
Danny Katch Teaching the media a lesson about struggle A new book recalls the 1997 Teamsters strike against UPS--and how it was covered in the corporate media.
Alan Maass Welcome to the new SocialistWorker.org With the wholesale renovation of our Web site, Socialist Worker is entering a new era.
Akua Ofori “It felt like they killed Sean all over again” Outrage, disgust--and protest. That was the reaction of supporters of Sean Bell to the acquittal of three police officers who killed him in a hail of 50 bullets.
