Brian Ward Not pardoned on Thanksgiving The media wrote about the presidential pardon of a Thanksgiving turkey, but not about Leonard Peltier or political prisoners.
Brian Jones The King they won’t celebrate As the 1960s continued, Martin Luther King began to present a radical critique of U.S. society and campaign for far-reaching change.
Karl Marx Civil War in the United States Writing at the onset of the Civil War, Karl Marx described the South's "war of conquest for the spread and perpetuation of slavery."
Obrero Socialista Confrontando la austeridad En 2012, la política mundial fue moldeada por la austeridad y la resistencia contra los gobernantes del planeta entero.
Hadas Thier Apologist-in-chief for Israel’s crimes Israel's latest deadly onslaught against Gaza should settle the question, once and for all, of whose corner Barack Obama sits in--and how squarely so.
Alan Maass The great uncompromiser The movie Lincoln is about an important episode in the struggle to end slavery--and one of that struggle's most important figures.
Interview: Mostafa Ali Did Morsi overplay his hand? An Egyptian journalist and socialist looks at the roots of Egypt's political crisis following Mohamed Morsi's power grab?
Interview: Stephanie Seawell GEO draws the line An organizer with the Graduate Employees' Organization at the University of Illinois discusses the impact of a possible strike.
Liliana Segura Marching for the victims of death row A march of activists and family members of those on death row exposed the brutality of America's death penalty system.
Report Showing solidarity with Gaza Protests continued throughout the U.S. in solidarity with Palestinians a week after Israel's onslaught against Gaza.
