Nagesh Rao and Navine Murshid New struggles in South Asia Protests in Bangladesh and in India have exposed the unfulfilled promise of national liberation in the Indian subcontinent.
Clayton Plake We stand with Kevin Clark Nearly 200 people joined with an African American teen and his family after two San Francisco cops brutally assaulted him.
Danny Katch Nature’s mass protests against climate change This weekend's protest against the tar sands pipeline will be big--but nature is responsible for far larger demonstrations against climate change.
Trish Kahle Education isn’t a business More than 1,000 Chicago teachers, parents and students packed a public hearing to protests plans to close our schools.
Sarah Knopp Who are the Tuareg? The Tuareg people in Northern Mali are attacked as Islamic jihadists--while their grievances against the state are ignored.
Xavier Lafrance and Alan Sears Lessons from the Quebec students Last spring's uprising in Quebec provided a shining example of how campus activists can fight and win in the face of austerity.
Dave Zirin The clock runs out on racism Whatever NFL commissioner Roger Goodell may think, the Washington Redskins' name is a source of shame, not pride.
F.W. Barney Putting a stop to wage theft A group of workers took a stand at a Portland landmark restaurant to demand respect for their labor.
Dave B. No investment in polluters About 200 students at the University of Vermont gathered to demand that their school divest from fossil fuels.
Eric Ruder Execution by drone The Obama administration has carried out an unprecedented expansion of the president's authority to assassinate--anywhere and anytime.
