Wesley House and Gary Lapon Stop-and-terrorize The NYPD's "stop-and-frisk" policy is explicitly designed to "instill fear" in Black and Latino youth, according to testimony in a landmark trial.
Randy Childs A vote on UTLA’s direction Union teachers in Los Angeles are voting on an initiative that calls for a sharp shift in strategy for confronting the "reformers."
Interview: Sanjay Kak How will Kashmir be free? An Indian journalist and editor of a republished book on Kashmir discusses the long-running struggle against occupation.
Blair Ellis Putting the blame on teen parents A campaign of scare ads on the New York transit system stigmatizes teen parents--but it has sparked an angry response.
Dave Zirin A lousy T-shirt The first impulse of the NCAA and Adidas was to try to turn a college basketball player's grisly leg injury into dollars.
Alexander Billet Who owns the music? A strike by musicians in the San Francisco Symphony isn't only about wages and working conditions, but our right to music.
Avery Wear Hunger strike at the Hilton Some 50 demonstrators held a press conference to condemn the San Diego Mission Valley Hilton's plan to terminate nine workers.
Obrero Socialista ¿Muy pronto para la igualdad? El New York Times advierte que legalizar el matrimonio gay es ir demasiado lejos, muy rápido.
Karl Marx Political indifferentism If socialists are trying to make a revolution, does that mean they are indifferent to the bourgeois state or demands for reform?
Eric Ruder The remote control war The aggressive use of drones is another confirmation that Obama's policies represent a continuation of militaristic foreign policy from the Bush years.
