Hadas Thier Israel’s lynch mob violence Dozens of Jewish teens participated in an assault that nearly killed a Palestinian youth--for walking down the street.
Comment Used as pawns in a war against the CTU Rahm Emanuel's tentative deal with City Colleges of Chicago teachers is designed to be leverage for use against the Chicago Teachers Union.
Brian Chidester School unions battle privatization in R.I. The latest sign of a brewing upheaval in Rhode Island came when the North Kingstown Schools didn't open on time.
Dave Zirin Smacked down for speaking up Gymnast Gabrielle Douglas should be praised for speaking up about the racism she endured. Instead, she is being smeared.
Lauren Byers The South takes on the RNC Hundreds of people mobilized from across the U.S. to stand with Tampa residents opposed to the Republican National Convention.
Elizabeth Schulte The CTU sets a strike date Faced with school officials' refusal to budge on key issues, the Chicago Teachers Union has filed a 10-day strike notice.
Danny Katch Occupying a union-buster Protesters took over a Hot & Crusty restaurant in midtown Manhattan to prevent owners from breaking a newly formed union.
Elizabeth Schulte When 1 million voted for socialism In the early years of the 20th century, Eugene V. Debs won up to 1 million votes in his five presidential campaigns.
Lee Sustar The Supreme Court and the struggle It took a militant Black struggle to pressure the federal government to enforce the Supreme Court's desegregation decisions.
Obrero Socialista A defender las escuelas públicas La agenda de la "reforma educacional" pro empresarial de Barack Obama arremete sobre Chicago, preparando el escenario para un conflicto laboral.
