Sherry Wolf Taking hope and laughing, too America's Got Democracy! proves you can learn about the crimes of the U.S. government and have a good laugh.
Interview Organizing the fight in Syria A member of the National Unity Brigades explains how Syrian fighters formed a non-sectarian force against the regime.
Todd Chretien What do ideas do? Marx and Engels' first joint book helped them work out their ideas about working-class revolution and the class struggle.
Daniel Hinton and Ted Guggenheim NYU students stand for 1199 SEIU 1199 members are on strike at a health care facility owned by Daniel Straus, a major trustee at New York University.
Danny Katch Remember when Obama was antiwar? Barack Obama first came to prominence in the 2008 election because of his opposition to George Bush's wars. Now he's in charge of several of his own.
Obituary: Jerry Tucker The gift of the true organizer A fellow UAW activist remembers Jerry Tucker's passion for organizing--and his love and respect for his fellow workers.
James Illingworth On the march against the cuts Mass marches in the UK may indicate that British workers are about to embark on their own season of struggle.
Dave Zirin Roger Goodell had a great fall What does the NFL commissioner's recusal mean for his attempt at transforming the league into an authoritarian enterprise?
Readers’ View Can the Sioux buy their stolen land? The Rosebud Sioux and other Native American tribes are being forced pay millions to buy land that's legally already theirs.
Panos Petrou A new season of resistance in Greece Mass strikes and militant protest are back in Greece--and the new question for the left is how to move forward to stronger and more sustained resistance.
