Obrero Socialista A protestar contra Bolsonaro El presidente de Brasil, Jair Bolsonaro, tiene previsto visitar Estados Unidos, y debemos prepararnos para darle la “bienvenida” que merece.
Percy Hatcherson Chicagoans show they’re hungry for change What do the Chicago elections say about the opportunities for left-wing candidates and grassroots organizing against the status quo?
Wilson Ekern and Alex Wood Fighting for the jobs that Erie deserves Members of United Electrical Workers are fighting a union-busting takeover in the first major manufacturing strike in three years.
Statement Jews stand against the smearing of Ilhan Omar Hundreds of left-wing Jewish activists are raising their voices to condemn the smear campaign directed at Rep. Ilhan Omar.
Hossam el-Hamalawy Tracing the revolutionary process in the Middle East Eight years after the eruption of the 2011 revolutions, it might be easy to declare the Arab Spring dead, but the story is far from over.
Editorial When women workers lead the way International Women’s Day will be more fitting than ever this year on the crest of a teacher strike wave that shows no sign of breaking.
Carlos Valdez Armed with tamales in the battle for Denver schools The labor movement can learn something about solidarity from the immigrant women who made tamales for striking teachers.
Jacob F. Lee A page out of the empire’s playbook? The U.S. is cloaking aggression against Venezuela in the guise of “self-defense,” following a model that is centuries old.
Michael Zink Is Patriot Prayer trying a new tactic? Joey Gibson and Patriot Prayer’s second mobilization to the University of Washington in the last year was markedly different from the first.
Ashley Smith Why has Haiti risen up once again? The people of Haiti have mobilized against the corrupt government of President Jovenel Moïse in successive waves that began last summer.
