Lee Sustar Uprising of the Black autoworkers The Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement was the most significant formation of Black workers to organize in the workplace.
Leon Trotsky For a workers’ united front against fascism Trotsky analyzed the rise of fascism in Germany and made the case for confronting it with the tactic of the "united front."
Elizabeth Schulte The making of the Mystique Published in 1963, Betty Friedan's The Feminine Mystique was one of the first popular expressions of a growing rejection of women's second-class status.
Sarah Levy Bitter anger at a detainees’ death The death of Palestinian prisoner Arafat Jaradat while in Israeli custody has spurred a wave of protest throughout Palestine.
Alessandro Tinonga and Todd Chretien What will stop the violence in Oakland? Two residents of Oakland have some proposals for how to confront the seemingly unstoppable spike in crime and violence.
Kavita Krishnan Organized anger across India An Indian activist describes the response to a call for a two-day national strike to protest the government's anti-labor policies.
Lindsay Craven Using a tragedy to attack our rights Anti-choice fanatics are using the tragic death of a young woman to further their assault on abortion providers.
Charlie Driker-Ohren A law to silence dangerous ideas An Arizona teacher involved in the struggle against the state ban on ethnic studies in public schools spoke in Massachusetts.
Editorial The austerity vs. austerity debate The partisan battles in Washington hide a bipartisan agreement--that there is no alternative to austerity, and the only differences are over the scale.
Laura Durkay Islamophobia on the red carpet The 85th Academy Awards ceremony in Hollywood had everything--glitz, glamour, sexism and a big dose of Islamophobia.
