Lance Selfa Washington plays politics on immigration The conventional wisdom is that "immigration reform" will pass Congress. But we should be skeptical about whether it will meet immigrants' needs.
Roger Annis What France wants in Mali The French government says its military intervention in Mali is a last resort, but the plans were in the making for some time.
Dave Zirin Misogyny and murder The murder case against Oscar Pistorius in South Africa is connected to a global epidemic of violence against women.
Statement Harvard helps the less fortunate Indian feminists respond to the Harvard College Women's Center and its advice for how India should fight sexual assault.
Statement Putin’s ongoing war on the left Representatives of Russia's left are asking for support as Vladimir Putin and his regime prepare for a new show trial.
Lee Sustar Black Power in the workplace In the late 1960s, radicals took Black Power into the heart of American industry, triggering a national strike wave.
Vladimir Lenin Soviet power and the status of women Bourgeois democracy promises liberty, but no bourgeois republic gave women the equality that Russia's revolutionary government did.
Nicole Colson When will his nightmare end? On February 23, Bradley Manning will have spent 1,000 days in a military prison for the "crime" of alerting the public to America's war atrocities.
Eric Ruder Samer Issawi must be freed Israel is refusing to release a Palestinian political prisoner who is in critical condition after more than 210 days on hunger strike.
Mark Clements Proven innocent and still in prison Daniel Taylor has been sitting in an Illinois prison for more than half his life for a crime he couldn't have committed.
