Lee Wengraf Rebellion at Attica The Attica prison uprising broke out in an era of mass struggles for Black liberation and racial justice around the world.
Nicole Colson and Ben Lassiter Persecuting the victim Landen Gambill has been victimized twice--once by her rapist, then by her university. But she refuses to be silenced about the need to confront sexual assault.
Interview: Ghayath Naisse Prospects for Syria’s revolution An activist with the Revolutionary Left Current in Syria analyzes the dynamics of the revolution on its two-year anniversary.
Shaun Harkin Confronting the fascist threat The potential for the far right to grow in Europe and beyond makes it essential for the left to understand fascism and how to fight it.
Deborah Burger Why labor should oppose the pipeline The co-president of National Nurses United explains why stopping the Keystone XL pipeline would benefit all workers.
Tim Schermerhorn Arch-foe of New York City workers Former New York Mayor Edward Koch has been eulogized, sanitized and whitewashed, but he was always an enemy of workers.
Jack Solano We feed Washington, D.C. Some 200 workers and supporters marched to demand better wages and working conditions for food service workers.
Readers’ View The tar sands fight is the right fight Protests against the Keystone XL pipeline are part of the broader struggle against the energy industry's disregard for the environment.
Editorial Undoing the right to vote The Supreme Court may overturn a critical part of the 1965 Voting Rights Act--but that's only the latest threat to African Americans' right to vote.
Alan Maass Violence and a Chicago high school SocialistWorker.org provides a supplement to the gut-wrenching This American Life show on gun violence in Chicago.
