Angela Corte Can a wave of struggle push Modi back? Workers’ struggles in India are challenging the policies of the Modi regime — and show an alternative to the politics of communalism.
Don Lash No right to privacy if you’re poor? The Poverty of Privacy Rights shows how poor and working-class women are subject to more surveillance and restrictions on privacy.
Dorian Bon Look who’s ready to fight Trump’s trade war now As Trump seeks a trade deal with the Chinese government, the new hawkishness of the U.S. establishment has come into sharp relief.
Ashley Theissen Teacher actions return to Kentucky The key issue for Bluegrass State educators is the ongoing attempts by the Republican-dominated statehouse to gut the pension plan.
Jenna Woloshyn Why I held the line for my kids in Oakland An Oakland parent of three students talks about the high stakes in the teachers’ strike that brought her back to the picket lines each day.
Alexandra Kollontai International Women’s Day A Russian revolutionary explains how a day of international solidarity with working women became the first day of the 1917 revolution.
Eric Ruder Who will stand with Ilhan Omar? The public shaming of Ilhan Omar on false charges of anti-Semitism ran into an angry opposition felt all the way to the Capitol.
Alex Moyle They won’t silence our call for justice for Stephon To justify not charging the cops who killed Stephon Clark, the DA smeared the victim once again — but there’s a new wave of protest.
Adam Marletta So why is Trump railing against socialism? A specter is haunting the White House: The specter of communism. That’s what Donald Trump says — and there’s a lot of truth to it.
Robert Wilson and Mara García Viloria Greensboro says hands off Venezuela A speak-out brought attention to allegations that a Greensboro-based company is supplying arms to Venezuela’s coup-makers.
